Примеры использования May be too high на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Price tag may be too high.
ERROR LED is flashing or on The printer temperature may be too high.
The embankment may be too high or constructed of material which makes walking up difficult.
The volume of the parent unit may be too high.
This is the 6 inch phablet, which may be too high for ordinary users with 4 or 5 inch diagonal.
If you can localize bass from the subwoofer,the subwoofer level may be too high.
The volume on the baby unit may be too high, which causes the baby unit to consume a lot of energy.
Our back-of-the-envelope valuation of Shubarkol(see Fig. 1)also shows that the price to be paid for the coal mine may be too high.
The initial minimum capital requirement may be too high for the NGO to meet.
The period during which the new capacities are being installed may prove to be too long for society, and the cost may be too high.
In fact, the expectations of some countries may be too high as to the role that FDI can play in promoting economic growth.
Second, such a system should take into consideration the special needs of poor countries,for which the cost of access to the patent system may be too high.
This greenhouse is much more expensive andthe cost of farmed products may be too high due to the high cost of heating and lighting.
Although bigeye tuna is tropical and has a life span shorter than bluefin tuna,there is increasing concern that its exploitation may be too high.
As the total number of shuttle trains may be too high for monitoring purposes, the secretariat will produce a representative, shortened list of shuttle trains, together with the concerned Governments.
When no such exemptions from orlimitations of liability exist, the risk may be too high for a lender to extend credit.
The Working Group agreed that trigger levels may be too high for some communities composed primarily of‘light' VME taxa, but that information necessary to determine appropriate trigger levels is currently lacking.
Financial institutions, DNFBPs andcompetent authorities can acquire access to such databases-although the subscription costs may be(too) high for many institutions.
Flame eff ect control knob is set too low.(See Fig. 2)The water in the sump may be too high due to the drawer being opened and closed a number of times, water tank removed a number of times, or the fi re has been moved.
Archseus" and"Nervous Ether," are identical, is shown by the English Scientist,who says that generally the tension of it may be too high or too low;
Creators who want to use an orphan work are often unwilling to do so for fear that they will have to pay a huge amount of money in damages if the owner ever appears;the risk of additional liability or litigation may be too high.
Small final markets do not allow for the purchase of large and scale-intensive technologies, butthe acquisition costs of more sophisticated equipment may be too high.
Performing power analysis and sample size estimation is an importantaspect of experimental design, because without these calculations, sample size may be too high or too low.
The direct costs associated with girls attending school, or the opportunity costs of not having a girl stay at home to help with household chores orcare for siblings may be too high for families.
The problem is particularly acute in developing and post-conflict countries, where there is a dire shortage of qualified legal professionals andwhere the cost of obtaining legal advice may be too high for many citizens.
Even that might be too high.
At the same time, it was felt that the current grading structure might be too high and should not necessarily be accepted as an appropriate base.
Some speakers indicated that the target of a 7 per cent annual increase required to reach total resources of $1.5 billion by 2005 might be too high.
Concerning waste-water treatment plants, the threshold value of 150,000 population equivalent(p.e.) might be too high.
In some sectors, environmental costs might be too high to shift to private entrepreneurs, e.g. in the construction of roads where shifting such costs to the constructor would entail high costs for the consumer.