Primjeri korištenja Considerable damage na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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So we should anticipate considerable damage.
Despite sustaining considerable damage, repairs on the ultrawarp coils are now complete.
The caterpillars can cause considerable damage.
The gate suffered considerable damage during the Battle of Prague.
Gales up to 80 miles an hour. So we should anticipate considerable damage.
They were able to inflict considerable damage, despite terrible odds.
But there are situations when the building preservation can lead to considerable damage.
They are also able to inflict considerable damage on the garden and flower garden.
Considerable damage ofintra cellular membranes was observed, espacially in a higher concentration.
Price increases for utilities does considerable damage to the family budget.
Although it is considerable damage, it is recommended for those who require a sense of grunge.
Once in our strawberry bred slugs and inflicted considerable damage to the berries.
They involve extensive or considerable damage or an aggregate advantage of at least EUR 20 000.
Fires and explosions resulted andit is estimated that considerable damage was done.
They were able to inflict considerable damage, despite terrible odds. But eventually their luck ran out.
In the long term, cracks in façade rendering often lead to considerable damage in the building fabric.
Aircraft capable of causing considerable damage to the enemy's military bases, bombing their stores of fuel, weapons and food and airfields.
The pregnancy that has come after a short time after the abortion can cause considerable damage to the female body.
Stanley suffered considerable damage during the war, from both the Argentine occupation and the British naval shelling of the town, which killed three civilians.
During the Homeland War, the 400/ 110/ 30 kV Tumbri substation andthe 220/ 110/ 10 kV Mraclin substation suffered considerable damage.
The marketing of goods infringing intellectual property rights does considerable damage to right-holders, law-abiding manufacturers and traders.
I express my closeness to the people of China's Yunnan province, where Sunday's earthquake claimed many casualties and caused considerable damage.
Summer of 2014 we noticed considerable damage to the leaves of geranium plants(Pelargonium zonale) caused by the butterfly's caterpillars(photo 2) and in early August we saw many adult specimens flying about in several.
NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen issued a special statement,saying he was"saddened by the news," as well as by"the loss of many lives and considerable damage.
Such cases should include at least those involving considerable damage done or advantage gained whereby the damage or advantage should be presumed to be considerable when it involves more than EUR 100 000.
Other cucumber-like diseases are known, andtheir treatment is complicated by pests that do not only carry the infection, butalso cause considerable damage to the crop.
If the case is one of special significance, e.g. if members of senior management are involved, orif there is a risk of considerable damage to the Bosch Group, either financially or image-wise, the Compliance Committee will also be alerted immediately.
Member States shall take the necessary measuresto ensure that the criminal offences referred to in Articles 3 and 4 are punishable by a maximum penalty of at least four years of imprisonment when they involve considerable damage or advantage.
(1) Similar to the events in Romania, Bulgaria suffered from intense and heavy rainfall at the end of July andearly August 2014 which caused considerable damage to public and private infrastructure, businesses, private homes and assets, and harmed the agricultural sector.
Where a Member State's law does not provide for an explicit threshold for considerable damage or advantage as a basis for a maximum penalty, the Member State should ensure that the amount of damage or advantage is taken into account by its courts in the determination of sanctions for fraud and other criminal offences affecting the Union's financial interests.
