Examples of using Paradoxically in English and their translations into German
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Paradoxically, this bastion has never actually fulfilled its military function.
Most of all conflict situations arise, paradoxically, between the most dear people- parents and children.
Paradoxically, the wind power market is picking up, as the experts from Windhunter noticed.
A border is a trope serving to paradoxically and irrevocably represent primordial sociality.
Paradoxically, we're forced to defend things which aren't completely defensible.
Although firearms may be perceived as commonplace, they are paradoxically related to our socio-cultural backgrounds.
And yet paradoxically, we comprehend the moving image sequences as the present.
Now, today, a billion people are suffering from malnutrition, of whom 700 million are, paradoxically, farmers.
Paradoxically, a specialist in complexity is a specialist who is not a specialist at all.
However ease in communication is capable to generate some difficulties, as if this phrase paradoxically did not sound.
Paradoxically, authenticity is actually deemed an extremely important quality by the public.
One of the decisive definitions of the philosophical perspectivism concerns both types very differently,even paradoxically.
Paradoxically, in the case of LLLT it is the vast number of studies that has caused great confusion.
The fir-tree from glass spheres Sounds paradoxically that to make an unusual fir-tree, it is enough to buy only jewelry for it!
Paradoxically, this is the reason grapefruit juice is not advised with any kind of medications or medicines.
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Paradoxically, Mukkuvars who are at the bottom of the caste hierarchy in the North are almost at the top in the East.
Factors that contribute to financial fragility thus appear, paradoxically, to be a source of long-run growth as well.
Paradoxically,"Double Portrait" shows us that each subject establishes and possesses an emotional community.
This is the credo with which Ravel once described his piano works andhis ideal of simplicity, which- paradoxically enough- results from the highest level of sophistication.
 Paradoxically(and with some self-irony), steirischer herbst can be referred to as an avant-garde festival with tradition.
This will mean removing the definition of special services which, paradoxically, would prevent the operator of the reserved area from upgrading its services.
Paradoxically, however, by the same token, the rapporteur is in favour of mixing dangerous and non-dangerous waste.
Paradoxically, our last consignment was subjected to much greater accelerations in Switzerland than in the USA- there, the label,"Fragile!
Paradoxically, the Iron Curtain followed only the Bulgarian-Macedonian border and as a result EuroVelo 13 follows the 150 km long Bulgarian-Macedonian border.
Paradoxically, but fact: working at home, we quite often spend more time for work, than sitting at office because we cannot correctly organize working process.
Paradoxically, the rich countries that hitherto presented themselves as the strongest advocates of integration are the ones resisting the full implementation of the provisions of the Treaties.
Paradoxically, however, we can only become aware of the impact of our attitudes and actions on other people and on the natural environment, when we are prepared sacrifice some of the things we have learned to hold most dear.
But, paradoxically, prosperity and a better quality of life can damage the economy as they go hand in hand with higher life expectancy and lower fertility rates, producing a displacement between the assets needed to guarantee a pension to those who have retired and those still in work.