Examples of using To be the case in English and their translations into Czech
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That used to be the case.
I would imagine to a person like you that would seem to be the case.
Always seems to be the case, Duck.
Now, we have mutual interests, and you would better hope that continues to be the case.
I find no evidence of this to be the case.
This seems to be the case in the Danube region.
Certainly seemed to be the case.
That does not seem to be the case for a cross-border retail financial services market, however.
That would appear to be the case.
If that turns out to be the case, the hemorrhaging could be the result of a pre-existing condition.
That would appear to be the case.
If that turns out to be the case, of a pre-existing condition. the hemorrhaging could be the result.
But I don't believe that to be the case.
It used to be the case that all wireless devices took batteries, and those batteries would have to be changed frequently.
That doesn't seem to be the case.
It does seem to be the case that ancient peoples in India were very much interested in the universe and the relationship of heavenly bodies.
That, in fact appears to be the case.
If it indeed proves to be the case that here, too, a lazy compromise will be reached, this will once again undermine the credibility of the EU.
I'm counting on that to be the case here.
And you would better hope Now, we have mutual interests, that continues to be the case.
It doesn't appear to be the case, Valerie.
Just for the record, usually when I say that, it turns out to be the case, okay?
I know yesterday was pretty bad, but that isn't going to be the case. and I wish I could say that today's gonna be less so.
And I wish I could say that today's gonna be less so… butthat isn't going to be the case.
And you would better hope that continues to be the case. Now, we have mutual interests.
Now, unless there's some law that's been broken… I would have to say that doesn't appear to be the case.
This seems to be the case of Sam Rainsy whom the current leaders naturally intend to dispose of because he represents competition, and embodies for them the risk of future political change.
I find no evidence of this to be the case.