Examples of using To varying in English and their translations into Finnish
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I do it myself all the time to varying effect.
To varying degrees of enthusiasm. And so, we became a family.
And so, we became a family… to varying degrees of enthusiasm.
Enlargement of the prostate with age expects the majority of men to varying degrees.
Since its introduction, the Member States have, albeit to varying degrees, experienced difficulties in complying with the Community rules.
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The climate here makes it an ideal destination for tourists used to varying seasons.
This has led to varying interpretations as to who is considered a person with reduced mobility and therefore entitled to assistance.
Amazon provides plenty of this afternoon in addition to varying ongoing promotions.
Option 1 might lead to varying implementation of RMPs and minimum prevention standards, and would fail to achieve a higher overall prevention standard in the EU.
This is to certain extent(around 10%)due to varying geographical conditions.
Lower Vise The versatile lower vise can be adapted to varying drill rod sizes and casing applications.
Rheumatism is characterized by pain, deformation, and difficulties with moving to varying extents.
Today many Europeans are involved in life-long learning, but to varying degrees.57 Other bottlenecks affecting the flexibility of labour market should also be addressed.
This goodwill on the part of our partner countries is certainly there, but to varying degrees.
In fact, the market for these funds is currently fragmented due to varying regulatory regimes, the lack of consistent platforms and discriminatory tax regimes.
Rising prices have benefited EU farmers in certain sectors, although to varying degrees.
Look, the fact is that all these people are suffering to varying degrees… from post-traumatic stress, and from a strictly medical point of view, we have to get them out of here sooner rather than later.
The totally normal adjustment of prices and of competitiveness in the euro area has led to varying inflation rates.
All Europass documents are deemed to be successful- to varying extents- in making skills, competences and qualifications more comparable across countries and sectors, as well as in making the selection processes for employers and educational institutions easier.
Greece is divided into four categories of assisted area with a view to varying aid intensity ceilingsbetween the different regions.
This is clearly a matter of exceptional importance for the whole world, but the political arena in which we are moving is highly differentiated, andwe have to adapt our arguments to varying geopolitical realities.
Most international organisations, such as the United Nations, the World Bank, andthe Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development have, to varying degrees, mechanisms for consultation with civil society organisations and for the mutual exchange of information.
The number of public body websites subject to the consistent requirements of the directive across the EU could remain low, and Member States might expand orlimit this scope to varying degrees.
These indicators suggested an increase in financial integration, although to varying degrees in the different market segments.
To varying extents in the different member states, governments have further reinforced these messages by taxing petroleum products, by differentiating the taxation of vehicles so as to favour smaller lower carbon emitting vehicles over gas guzzlers, and in some cases by purchasing hybrids and prototype electric cars for their own fleets.
Urine and seep liquid separated from dry toilets is very rich in nutrients and- to varying extent- in excrement-borne load.
And this performance of the red blood cells illustrates how evolving organisms are able to adapt their functions to varying or changing environment.
It is a wonderful thing, yet when it comes to driving in safety it is a fact that some are used to driving on the right and others on the left,that drivers are used to varying acceptable levels of speed, different weather conditions and vastly differing roads and, critically, that drivers are trained, tested and licensed to different levels of competence.
We are discussing health and the elderly, and I would say that the health systems of all the European Union Member States are experiencing, albeit to varying degrees, similar situations.