Examples of using Paradoxically in English and their translations into Malay
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Paradoxically, but excessive elegance gives a touch of provinciality.
You and your partner will be happier, and, paradoxically, your relationship will become closer.
Each serves, paradoxically, as a farcical introduction to a period of deep religious seriousness.
The iron is crucial to building a strong system, paradoxically, is the mineral most commonly found in deficiency.
Moreover, paradoxically, it will be constantly annoying that all shamelessly"stare" on his girl.
The epidemic of heart failure and atherosclerosis that plagues the modern world may paradoxically be aggravated by the pervasive use of statin drugs.".
Paradoxically at first glance is what now that's easier has fewer texts. I will answer.
The epidemic of heart failure and atherosclerosis(hardening of the arteries)that plagues the modern world may paradoxically be aggravated by the pervasive use of statin drugs.
Paradoxically, they are also an introvert's desperate attempt at being an extrovert, but that's another story.
Then on to mind and brain, space and time, perception and reality, life and death-issues that are most profound and most important, but paradoxically, least significant.
And paradoxically, if you want to try to quench a bit of your greed, the best way to do it is to fan the greed in others.
A game that I can only advise to those wholike to see major games that were paradoxically very little played even if they have caused so much ink.
Paradoxically, however, the effect of other platelet inhibitors such as acetylsalicylic acid is reduced when taken by competition at the same receptor.
As the psychologist explains Yana LeikinaEvery woman wants to be unique andinimitable, but paradoxically, she confirms her uniqueness by comparing herself with other ladies.
Paradoxically, but in fact, no one specialist will give you a definite answer to the question of how many liters of milk a cow gives a year and for a lifetime.
The kind of small creation we love because it has the power to quickly put us in a specialmood to provide us with one of the sensations that we love paradoxically the most: fear.
Paradoxically, we find that the forces that increasingly move us towards a‘flat' and interconnected world are being blocked by divisive forces, resistant to the idea of interdependency.
The US was the first country who signed a conventionbuilt on these ideas of natural law 4. Paradoxically, it is one of the few developed countries today that retain the death penalty.
Paradoxically, Oakland has 1,200 acres of undeveloped open space- mostly public parcels of arable land- which, if used for urban agriculture, could produce up to 10% of the city's vegetable needs.
Cities in arid places- Phoenixin Arizona is a case in point- can paradoxically be cooler than the surrounding desert because residents bring lawns that must be watered, and trees for shade.
Participants in the market, like hedge funds, can be the source of an increase in systemic risk[36]and the transfer of risk to them may, paradoxically, increase the exposure to systemic risk.
Paradoxically, Oakland has 1,200 acres of undeveloped open space- mostly public parcels of arable land- which, if used for urban agriculture, could produce 5 to 10 percent of the city's vegetable needs(PDF).
A unidirectional direction can lead to addictions, including a non-chemical plan, for example, workaholism, gambling, obsession with sports activity and"proper nutrition" to the detriment of other areas,including, paradoxically, health.
He has been described- typically and paradoxically- as a tyrannical dictator, a bête noir, as well as inspiring, courageous and an outspoken defender of the downtrodden, the Third World, and moderate Islam.
Indeed, a bit short to play per game,but the game featuring 6 various basic scenarios+ those created randomly paradoxically offers a good life expectancy which mean that we always have the desire to play again even if we just completed the game.
Even though Yukos was awarded just satisfaction, the judgment was paradoxically considered a victory for Russia, since the ECtHR did not accept Claimant's argument that the State was acting in bad faith and abusing its power to bankrupt Yukos through the pretext of tax collection.