Примери коришћења Severe blow на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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It would be a severe blow to us. Good day to you.
Just at this moment he received another severe blow on the heart.
This is not only a severe blow on the wallet, but also a large burden on the stomach.
Subject recently received severe blow on skull.
After the Persian defeat at the hands of Alexander,Zoroastrianism received a severe blow.
He received a severe blow with a club, sir.
Economic sanctions on Iran,which would be a severe blow to the pact.
This would have been a severe blow to anyone else, but Klondike Annie was the pinnacle of Mae's career.
Our x-rays show that you experienced a severe blow in this area.
Defeat was a severe blow and the Imperial government collapsed, with the ensuing revolutionary outbreaks of 1905- 1906.
Buchs attempt to create a broad agreement has suffered a severe blow.
The loss of both cities was a severe blow to Ottoman authority in the Middle East.
It was a severe blow to Gusteau, and the brokenhearted chef died shortly afterwards, which, according to tradition, meant the loss of another star.
The shattering of such false hopes comes as a severe blow and may mark the beginning of the end of a movement.
It received a severe blow in about 1985, when Gennady Zaichik showed that Black could castle anyway and play a dangerous gambit with 5… 0-0 6.
Conrad von Hötzendorf had hopes that a combined assault from Boroevic's army andthe Przemyśl garrison would inflict a severe blow on the Russians.
The result has been economic stagnation and a severe blow to the EU integration process, while neighboring countries move towards membership.
Trump has said that unless European allies fix what he has called"terrible flaws" in the deal by May 12, he will restore US economic sanctions on Iran,which would be a severe blow to the pact.
The second event was a"severe blow" to the Soviet Union, and the Soviet Union's collapse is generally regarded to have taken place in 1991.
NATO operations in Yugoslavia, Afghanistan and Libya have destabilised those countries for a long time,causing numerous civilian casualties and dealing a severe blow to the basic norms of the international law.
The second event was a“severe blow” to the Soviet Union, and the collapse of the Soviet Union is generally regarded to have taken place in 1991.
Trump has said, unless European allies'fix by May 12th', what he has called“terrible flaws” in the 2015 accord, he will reinstate US economic sanctions on Iran,which would be a severe blow to the pact.
Buying new appliances severe blow to the budget of the parents, but the games provide a fun opportunity to take revenge on all computers at once stubborn, defeating one virtual.
On the one hand,it is possible to expand the range of entertainment on the other- a severe blow to a small casino, which eventually became close to each other, unable to withstand competition.
The move deals a severe blow to the PSD boss, who is also the acting parliamentary president and is barred from serving as prime minister due to a previous conviction for vote-rigging.
The world's biggest planemaker is facing its most serious crisis in years, as the decades-old 737 program, one of its most reliable sources of cash and profits,takes a severe blow to its prestige.
US President George W. Bush described Zarqawi's death as"a severe blow to al-Qaeda" and voiced hope that it would help turn the tide in the campaign against the insurgency in Iraq.
The government of the United Kingdom is in a state of turmoil,mainly because it lacks authority as a result of holding an election in which the Conservative party was unexpectedly dealt a severe blow to its pride and popularity.
When you see that the Berlin Wall comes down, andwhen you see the Soviet Union take a severe blow, then it makes a recovery and then you see the death of Fidel Castro, then shall come the collapse of the economic system of the United States.”.
The establishment of the modern borders of the Middle East dealt a severe blow to the Bedouin lifestyle of tribes such as'Annizah, which were accustomed to raising their animals over wide areas spanning many modern states.