Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To a lesser extent in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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the United Kingdom and France and to a lesser extent in Portugal and Italy.
The same applies, to a lesser extent, in the case of some Member States of the European Union.
Israel is also suffering from the economic downturn as a result of the crisis, although to a lesser extent than Palestinian society.
Nevertheless, Benzo(a)pyrene, nitrogen oxides and, to a lesser extent, sulphur dioxide and particulate matters(especially PM10) will remain serious problems.
praise for Satchmo and to a lesser extent, the famous French artist Boris Vian.
Aid was granted to the financial services sector in France and to a lesser extent in Germany, Ireland, Italy and Portugal.
Dagoba and to a lesser extent the old In Flames?
Some non-psychotropic cannabinoids, and to a lesser extent, some non-cannabinoid constituents of the hemp plant also decrease intraocular pressure.
Draconian and to a lesser extent Evoken.
To a lesser extent seekers also found brown,
Sybreed and to a lesser extent In Flames and Soilwork.
Trade openness also had a negative impact on the aggregate labour income share but to a lesser extent than technological progress.
album consists of groove metal, where the association with bands like Down and to a lesser extent than Pantera comes from.
trade and, to a lesser extent, in investment.
They seem to mainly use the internet as their source of information and to a lesser extent an investment counsellor.
The forecasts for the Belgian economy have also improved, albeit to a lesser extent.
This was partly attributed to the fall in external demand and to a lesser extent, at least in 1998, in domestic demand.
in short-term interest rates, but also in long-term interest rates, albeit to a lesser extent.
In addition to sex and body weight, alcohol levels are also influenced to a lesser extent by.
and heart and, to a lesser extent, in the lung, hair, and nails.