Examples of using Are rather in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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the criteria for choosing a university are rather hot topics both in media
But these brigades are rather reserve ones(which is also good
Such renovations are rather expensive for regular people,
The procedures for some of the mechanisms are rather complicated, and there are no simple and comprehensible explanations available
Hamilton's papers are rather mathematical, but it is easy to grasp the basic principles intuitively,
Sometimes it's more important to accept a person just as they are rather than to understand them.
Today these republican attributes are rather a theatrical decoration which conceals harsh centralism
They need to be loved for who they are rather than for what they have done.
you may find in the long run that these plans are rather limiting.
The characteristics of this new claimant for the role of antisystemic movement are rather different from those of earlier attempts.
Or TWRP Recovery Project TeamWin is a custom recovery which gives us a lot of options compared to standard recovery sites, which are rather restrictive.
In general, it should be said that the party's programme provisions on decentralisation are rather specified and professional.
From this point of view, logic programs with exactly one stable model are rather special in answer set programming, like polynomials with exactly one root in algebra.
then the following waves are rather serious social irritants.
It is typical for most of the investment fund markets in the CEE region that they are rather small in size
January might be a little colder, with the average temperature of -4 0 C and snowfalls are rather common in Estonia during the winter season.
the prospects of this natural gas supply corridor are rather bleak and remote.
Yet, disruptions such as those caused by an accident or by a storm are rather common and difficult to deal with.
Or he may assert that they are not designed to serve any clearly conceived ends, but are rather the immediate expression of certain instincts and passions;
They are rather the ceremonial part of practical behaviorism,