Примери за използване на Sometimes contradictory на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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They sent us powerful, if sometimes contradictory, messages.
Sometimes contradictory information, and it will take time to separate the wheat from the chaff!
There are often multiple, sometimes contradictory classification definitions.
From different sources one can get a lot of information, sometimes contradictory.
This means that several- sometimes contradictory- views of the past play a central role.
Evidence on the effects of prenatal marijuana use is still limited and sometimes contradictory.
The conflicts produced confused flows of sometimes contradictory information in the early days of the crisis, the report said.
Currently, there are many research programmes dedicated to bees, with sometimes contradictory findings.
Promote awareness and exploration of the sometimes contradictory principles which exist in democracy, pluralism, equality, and freedom.
In the course of the decision-making process,the parties involved are faced with different opinions, sometimes contradictory.
The information was inevitably patchy, sometimes contradictory and always inadequate.
Aphra Behn is not so much a woman to be unmasked as an unending combination of masks andintrigue, and her work delivers different images and sometimes contradictory views.
The United States issued cautious, sometimes contradictory, statements, trying to preserve stability at all costs, even if that meant Mubarak had to go.
Politicians across the board are challenged to mitigate all these parallel, and sometimes contradictory, trends and risks.
This requires attempting to find a balance between the sometimes contradictory interests of companies with different business models involved in the standard-setting process.
That kicked off a personal,years-long crusade to dig through the tremendously complicated, sometimes contradictory research to find the truth.
Capitalizing on internal Palestinian divisions and promoting sometimes contradictory policies, Netanyahu has succeeded in managing the conflict without addressing the bigger issue of how two intertwined peoples will live together in the future.
The responses of summer residents and gardeners about the tomato variety Puzata Khata, the description and photo of which you could see above,are very diverse and sometimes contradictory.
Until now, the scientific community could only issue divided, and sometimes contradictory, opinions, and public authorities have not really given attention to this problem.
Whereas the operators deplore the high administrative burden in the application process, which includes extensive guidelines anda large number of documents with sometimes contradictory information;
Several religious communities in Russia are losing their places of worship because of“a complex, sometimes contradictory, and often inconsistently applied legislation”, news service Forum 18 reported.
Soon, very soon, the mother and child will swirl a whirlwind of worries and unknown hitherto difficulties, andall who will not be too lazy to exhaust from endless advice and comments, sometimes contradictory to each other.
According to Nault-Brière,the details revealed by this new study may explain the sometimes contradictory results observed in other studies regarding the relationship between dropping out and psychological difficulties.
After the abrupt change of behaviour of Russia's President Vladimir Putin, the European Union faced a reality which, due to the development of the 21st century,it constantly swept under the rug- the fact that it is a loose union of states with various and sometimes contradictory interests, with a different level of energy dependence and defence capabilities.
At the same time, it is questionable how sometimes contradictory objectives laid down in the Danube strategy, such as water quality, improving the state of the environment, navigability, energy exploitation or ecotourism, can be harmonised.
In his book writer Dimitar Delian served us a magnificent artistic interpretation of an otherwise little dryly, sometimes contradictory and often tendentious information sources.
I won't hide the fact that we have a lot of questions,taking into account the extremely ambiguous and sometimes contradictory ideas which have been expressed in Washington across the whole spectrum of bilateral and multilateral affairs".
Overall, this crisis forces us to adopt a reasonable, open and integrated approach to our energy policy: first, by taking into consideration all components of the energy mix without considering them- or at least some of them- morally unacceptable, and secondly, with an integrated road map,reconciling our sometimes contradictory climate, supply security and competitiveness targets.
The bold and truly epic-making writings of psychoanalysis are indispensable to the student of mythology,for whatever may be thought of the detailed and sometimes contradictory interpretations of specific cases and problems, Jung and their followers have demonstrated irrefutably that the logic, the heroes, and the deeds of myth survive into modern times.”.
But sometimes I use the Net as a constructing part of some of my media installations(see'step to. word', ICC Biennale Tokyo)when I found this to be a special'medium' filled with various and sometimes contradictory contents, prepared for interactivity in specific ways(searching machines, directories etc.).