Examples of using Adding up in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Something's not adding up.
Adding up to a greener world.
Something is not adding up with this woman.
Adding up numbers for the department of water and power?
And with potential savings from tax credits and incentives,the benefits keep adding up.
You do the adding up- what's my winnings?
They would also want you to know that the worst thing you can to do is to neglect paying taxes,as they just keep adding up.
So imagine adding up those kilowatts over this entire landscape.
Asia was the most affected region, with estimated losses adding up to $28 billion, followed by Africa at $26 billion.
Adding up, Nifoxipam contains an OH- group which is substituted R3.
One way the Commission calculates theamounts disbursed in the variable tranche is by adding up the amount associated with each performance indicator met by the country.
Adding up all the above would result in a rather high need of financial investment.
It should be emphasised, that the formation of cracks can't be avoided in this case either, under extreme climatic circumstances,but the earlier mentioned adding up of cracks is preventable.
The ratio is calculated by adding up the balances on your plastic and dividing that number by the sum of all your credit limits- even on still-open cards that you're not using.
The proportion of each species in the bulk material is further calculated by linear combination of thedifferent component species(in other words, by adding up the amounts on the spectra).
We have looked athow to find the simple moving average by adding up all the data points within a given number of periods, and then subsequently dividing them by the number of periods.
You have made the decision to buy a car and for one reason or another you have decided to purchase used rather than new Maybe the horrific first year's depreciation andsales tax adding up to $25k+ bothers you a little?
Should the limits be respected‘per-worker'(adding up the hours worked for all concurrent employers): or‘per-contract'(applying the limits to each employment relationship separately)?
I had much to do once with one of the great banks in London, and I have seen there men, who were used to it,rapidly and steadily adding up long columns of figures, and at the same time singing a song for the entertainment of their fellows.
The lifetime cost for the pollutant emissions of theoperation of a vehicle shall be calculated by adding up the lifetime costs for emissions of oxides of nitrogen, non-methane hydrocarbons, and particulate matter.
Some projects, such as NH-90 and A400M, have been started, but examples prove equally that systemrequirements were too often a simple adding up of national requirements, that the development phases were way too long, and that the final products were overly costly.
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First, add up the gross rental income and the additional income.
Add up our blessings here divide them by two not forgetting you, billy.
And add up the results.
Both players add up the values of their remaining cards.
Here, add up these figures.
It's extremely hard to diagnose, but all your symptoms add up.
Nothing adds up.
Now-now I know that adds up to be about 600%, but what can I say?