Примеры использования This is even на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is even.
Of course, this is a big responsibility regarding the team, andthe whole company, but this is even a greater incentive for her to move forward.
This is even nicer.
The majority of the sentences handed down were for content posted online- 90 of 95 cases. This is even more than the 90% share recorded a year earlier, not to mention the average figure of 85% recorded in recent years.
This is even better.
As he emphasized, ecosystems do not know political boundaries, and this is even more so in the case of the oceans, where a very substantial part of what we are talking about lies beyond national jurisdiction.
This is even good cold.
It's enough to look at his masterpieces‘Grande Jatte' and‘Cirque' to understand that this is even further away from the reality that we are in than the creations of the neo-plasticist Piet Mondrian and the suprematist Kazimir Malevich.
This is even cooler than boobs.
But this is even better.
This is even worse than I thought.
And this is even odder.
This is even better than I thought.
This is even better than Suspiria.
This is even true of our gifts.
This is even bigger than Hobby-Con.
This is even stupider than I thought!
This is even more effective shorthanded.
This is even more of a shitbox than I remembered.
This is even more subtle and misleading.
This is even more so in developing countries.
This is even more challenging in poor countries, developing markets and small island states.
This is even more the case in the context of the ongoing global economic recession and high volatility of food prices.
This is even more so in developing countries or countries emerging from conflict in which the population is young.
This is even more the case in the context of the ongoing global economic recession and high volatility of food prices.
This is even more the case for a country like Mongolia, where the young under 35 make up 75 per cent of the entire population.
This is even more questionable in cases of vacancies in the field in non-anglophone countries, which do not require the knowledge of another working language.
This is even more the case when banks try to minimise the cost of following the rules and fail to provide proper training to their staff or adequate resources to support them.
This is even more obvious with regard to children and women, who, given the circumstances of their arrests, could not be suspected of being Hezbollah fighters or of having taken direct part in hostilities in any way.
That this was even necessary is remarkable.