Примеры использования Are not quite на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They are not quite ready.
The conditions, however, are not quite the same.
Secondly, States are not quite the same thing as juristic persons of national law.
For instance, if you flop four cards to your flush, you are not quite a 2.
The settings are not quite accurate anymore.
And in that huge invisible realm even the most familiar things are not quite what they seem.
The suggestions made are not quite the same, and in certain areas there are fairly big differences.
America, it is possible that weight loss products that are not quite what they claim to be? .
Usually, we are not quite so obvious about recording our interviews. But I'm afraid you have caught us on a bad day.
By the way, it just so happens that we are not quite right pronounce the name of this city.
The purpose of this document is to help you manage these annoying users so they are not quite so bothersome.
Pissed off on the two drivers of cars,Warsaw, who are not quite, that ruthlessly broke all the rules are still stuffed everywhere.
We are not quite sure of the exact follow-on effects the financial crisis will have on other sectors of our economies, but the broad outlines reveal extremely difficult times ahead.
It is barely possible that the minds of the present generations are not quite ripe for the reception of Occult truths.
It appears, however, that we are not quite there yet, as under the fundamental guarantee that protects the security interests of every member in this chamber, full and complete consensus is required.
Therefore, the terms"pregnant cockroach" and"viviparous cockroaches" are not quite correct- only live-bearing animals are truly pregnant.
Papers are not quite liquid, the capitalization of the company at the peak of$ 700 million, but fell sharply in October to$ 337 million, even a little below the level obtained in the placement of shares on the exchange.
Those territories become criminalized from within, establish external ties that are not quite legal and become catalysts for regional conflicts.
It is now amply proved that even horoscopes andjudiciary Astrology are not quite based on fiction, and that Stars and Constellations, consequently, have an occult and mysterious influence on, and connection with, individuals.
As regards the capabilities of the organizations of the system to provide language services,some CEB members take the view that organizations of the system are not quite as competitive as they could be in view of the prevailing salary conditions.
At the same time there must be some vague feeling that soul and mind are not quite the same thing, for there is the phrase“This man has no soul”, or“he is a soul” meaning he has something in him beyond a mere mind and body.
And to the extent one discovers this within oneself and says sincerely,"It must change", one finds that one acquires a sort of inner clear-sightedness, one gradually becomes aware of what goes on in others, andinstead of flying into a temper when they are not quite what one would like them to be, one begins to understand how things happen, how it is that one is"like this", how reactions are produced….
In the end, I would like to note that despite the fact that the flowers are not quite an original way to surprise your loved ones, but, nevertheless, such a gift on the occasion of"I love you" is an effective method to express all their feelings toward a particular person.
Executive summary: Note 3 in 2.2.3.1.1 and footnote(j) at the end of 2.2.61.3 are not quite accurate anymore with respect to toxic by inhalation substances.
CEB members, in commenting on the relevantparts of the report, took the view that the organizations of the system are not quite as competitive as they could be in view of the prevailing salary conditions.
We're not quite on the Birmingham road.
And you're not quite objective about Hartmann.
We're not quite up with the times.
Well, actually, we're not quite in portland.
We're not quite a couple but.