Examples of using Its considerable in English and their translations into Polish
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I was surprised by its considerable depth.
Due to its considerable size, it attracted shoppers' attention right away.
The disadvantage of this material lies in its considerable weight.
With its considerable resources, global influence, and excellent executive dining options?
I congratulate the Agency on its considerable progress in this respect.
Boy probably suffered a broken leg. Because of its considerable.
The flip side of a strong screwdriver is its considerable weight, because weighty tool is not as easy to work with.
The Akai MPK Mini II is greater than the sum of its considerable parts.
The snare drum, despite its considerable depth, is amazingly responsive to softer strokes and has a fair snap when coaxed.
The college had been on probation for two years due to its considerable financial challenges.
Good to see Google put its considerable resources into supporting all those users clamoring for the"Bacon Number" instead of iGoogle!
Considering the materials used and the quality of craftsmanship,the replica is characteristic for its considerable durability.
Despite its considerable length, the CapaCity and the CapaCity L manage with just one articulation joint, in contrast to the competition.
It was then that he defended Poland and perhaps the whole Europe,anyway its considerable part, against communism.
With its considerable length, this single-arm sofa offers you the opportunity to enjoy the luxury and elegance during your moments of relaxation.
Mechanical engineering is an industry of entrepreneurs: despite its considerable weight in the EU economy, the industry is essentially driven by entrepreneurs.
In spite of its considerable size, it is not a condor, the population of which in the region has been eliminated due to frequent attacks on young calves.
In particular potential synergies between Waste to Energy(with its considerable potential) and district heating should be brought about.
Given its considerable importance for the Committee, the president and his counterpart had used the meeting to discuss future cooperation between the two institutions.
The EESC recognises the need to reform the sugar CMO in order to remove its considerable advantage over other producers and farms.
Here the EESC is willing to make available its considerable experience of cooperation with partners in, for example, the ACP countries, Latin America, Asia, Eastern Partnership, and EuroMed.
Making its game available for PC users for quite a while,Silver Creek Entertainment now brings its considerable expertise in crafting solitaire games to the Macintosh. The….
That is why the EU should ensure that its considerable financial and technical support in the region is accompanied by a reinforced political presence and a well-defined conditionality.
The restructuring of the economy of the region andthe necessity of providing staff for overcoming the crisis helped change the orientation of the Institute and carry out its considerable structural reconstruction.
It passes through all star andforce of explosion throws out its considerable part in a space, causing the phenomenon known as flash of a supernew star.
The discussion was held in conjunction with the visit by Commissioner Barrot,who gave an address on the aims of the EU's sustainable transport policy and its considerable socio-economic component.
Become a better choice for this system due to its considerable price and density, acceptable strength at elevated temperatures and excellent corrosion resistant.
Eurocontrol should increasingly focus on operational activities as described above concerning the Network Manager,utilising its considerable operational history and expertise.
Notes that its views have not been given sufficient consideration, notwithstanding the role and function in the better regulation agenda assigned to it in the EU Treaties and the cooperation agreements with the European Commission and the European Parliament,as well as its considerable work in this area;
