Примеры использования More elusive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I thought she would be more elusive.
Perhaps even more elusive  than you, Harold.
Catching the man is more elusive.
It depends on Grace.It is more elusive  yet more satisfying than anything else in life.
The category of agents is more elusive.
There's nothing more elusive than an obvious fact.
She's the female version of Joe, just more elusive.
Which, in a way,makes him more  elusive and more  dangerous.
With rising inequality, promoting social integration will become more elusive.
The highest positions are even more elusive; currently only 19 elected heads of State and Government are women.
However, the simplification and harmonization of the rules, regulations andprocedures has proved to be more elusive.
For simpler types of hunting, gestures and grunts may suffice,but the pursuit of more elusive quarry demanded a more  complex system of communication.
Prospects for durable solutions which appeared during the second half of 1998 now seem more elusive.
But as ethnic conflicts spread andpolitical solutions become more elusive, there is a risk that humanitarian operations could become prolonged, draining limited resources and causing untold suffering.
Nowhere else in the world are the goals of the Summit more elusive than in South Asia.
This generic quality risks the diversion of focus from issues related to small island developing States; and it can undermine the credibility of the programme andmakes monitoring more elusive.
The longer action on climate change was delayed, the more elusive sustainable development would become, especially for the most vulnerable groups living in rural areas suffering from environmental degradation.
Such lack of unity gives a wrong impression and adds fuel to the fire,thus making peace ever more elusive.
The UNOSOM goal of assisting the process of political reconciliation was becoming ever more elusive, while the burden and cost of maintaining a high level of troops were proving increasingly difficult for Member States to justify.
As UNITA continues to perfect its war machine and effort,the prospects for peace have become more elusive.
Not surprisingly, success in strengthening national capacity and multisectoral strategies was more elusive than merely raising awareness and the proportion revealing progress was significantly lower, at 56 per cent.
In the Great Lakes region of Africa, host to some two million refugees since 1994,durable solutions proved more elusive.
In reality, professional sportsmen take more  and more elusive stimulants for new victories on the field, while at the same time occupying magazine covers and wielding political power off the field- meanwhile, sober artists are being exhausted from self-exploitation.
Gains made in the past decade towards decent work have also been undermined while the goal of social integration has become more elusive.
Transforming local traditional institutional arrangements for managing forestry resources into more  accountable and transparent structures is often more elusive than perceived, although building on these institutional arrangements is still the best option in many countries.
The long-awaited economic recovery in developed countries continues to be inconsistent and uneven;global economic stability remains more elusive than ever.
We believe it is imperative that this be concluded by year's end and that we begin final negotiations before the end of 2005, for time is truly of the essence and its continued passage, along with the continuation of violations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, will only make the peace that is so desperately yearned for by the Palestinian people andby the international community as a whole ever more elusive.
Considering that, in view of the inability of ECOWAS to obtain the assistance it was entitled to,the prospect of peace returning to Liberia has become more elusive;
It covered both positive trends pointing towards greater sustainability and negative trends orissues in which progress has proved more elusive.
For instance, inflationary pressures have eroded social protection margins for the poor, especially in developing countries, andmade the goal of eradicating poverty even more elusive.