Examples of using Virtually none in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Obrezkov virtually none.
Virtually none building not without concreting works.
Disadvantages Cons virtually none.
Virtually none of the farmers will not answer this question.
Dangerous wild animals virtually none.
Virtually none building not without concreting works… Construction Materials.
I told him they were only rumors that the chances of survival were… virtually none.
Virtually none of the cottage can not do without a ladder, whether input, floor or attic….
But as always the road, orrather worse- sometimes torrentgamesnet virtually none.
Viewed Virtually none of the cottage can not do withoutstairs, whether input, floor or attic.
Another interesting fact is that outside of the country originating from Brunei virtually none.
Virtually none of the educational methods used for children's mental health have any scientific basis.
Among the Roman masses, there is evidence of private devotion to Attis, but virtually none for initiations to Magna Mater's cult.
To date, virtually none of the reel of film with a decent budget can not do without, more-less, virtual sets.
There are a total of unbiblical the scheme one has in the Norwegian Church and elsewhere in the Lutheran camp,we find virtually none of the schemes in the New Testament.
The fact that virtually none of them had foreseen this event did not prevent them from proclaiming its“inevitability.”.
Chryselephantine, or gold-and-ivory, statues often adorned temples andwere regarded as the highest form of sculpture, but virtually none have survived. Late Archaic terracotta statue of Zeus and Ganymede.
As a result, virtually none of the envisaged in the Concept-2020 trends of the expected breakthrough, unfortunately, is not observed.
The reason you do not hear about the improperly prepared patents written by independent inventors being invalidated by the courts is that virtually none make it to the court system by achieving commercial success.
The resulting explosion is very low order, a pop more than a bang- virtually none of the actual weapon would be destroyed as a result, and its component parts, readily identifiable as such, would be deposited in the immediate environs.
The head of the investigation stated that"although the money for the portfolio came from public funds like Palestinian taxes, virtually none of it was used for the Palestinian people; it was all controlled by Arafat.
And can independently develop the concept, think of your project, to purchase all the necessary(and unnecessary, too, without this in any way), installed and connected, but it guarantees that your work will be of high quality andthe same as you have in mind, virtually none.
The head of the investigation stated that"although the money for the portfolio came from public funds like Palestinian taxes, virtually none of it was used for the Palestinian people; it was all controlled by Arafat.
Here we can see that the variability in first half season performances explains virtually none of the variability in the second half season performances, implying there is no causal link between the two, and that deviation away from market expectation is essentially a matter of luck.
Norfolk's own flag with the unique Norfolk pine, which until now have been waving freely in front of all public buildings, will now have a subordinate position ormust completely give way to the flag of Australia- which virtually none of the islanders fly.
There was one point of agreement between Chandler and Hitchcock, although it would come only much later, near the release of the film:they both acknowledged that since virtually none of Chandler's work remained in the final script, his name should be removed from the credits.
Moreover, we do not know enough about the extensiveness of various pathogens in wild fish and about the risk of dissemination of pathogens, not only because it is challenging to study this butalso because so few studies have been carried out, and virtually none on a large scale, in Norwegian waters.