Examples of using To put it another way in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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Computer
Or to put it another way.
Therefore your$HOME becomes a place where basic application configurations are kept. or to put it another way, a container for applications to store their settings.
Or to put it another way… bye!
Suckers. Or, to put it another way.
To put it another way… will you marry me?
Suckers. Or, to put it another way.
To put it another way… what are you trying to forget?
Made her mother feel depressed… Or to put it another way it was hard for her having a father who isolated… small.
To put it another way, I'm a practical man, a realist.
By integrating an ambitious investment strategy into the system,by forging a link with the 2020 objectives, or to put it another way, by making joint arrangements, for example, to improve our education system, fight poverty and become more competitive and take on the competition from third countries through investment in research and development.
To put it another way: the ambiguity of progress becomes evident.
Or to put it another way, ever.
To put it another way I am not a meaningless piece of the pie.
Or to put it another way… Suckers!
Or, to put it another way, my dad!
Or to put it another way, it's dictatorship.
Or to put it another way… Suckers!
Or to put it another way, Angels.
To put it another way, pain is God's megaphone… to rouse a deaf world.
To put it another way, one gun emplacement costs the same as three Riley Roadsters.
To put it another way, were you picking your nose when they taught you prosecution upstairs?
Or, to put it another way, Mr. Lamburt violated section 458-B of the Pure Food and Drug Act.
To put it another way, these 2 aspects promote burning of body fat by increasing thermogenesis.
To put it another way: Of every hundred litres of water less than half a teaspoon is fresh water available for human use.
Or, to put it another way, if, in a poor country, you give a starving man a fish, you feed him for a day.
To put it another way: we can't be convinced of something by an appeal to a premise we can't accept.
Or to put it another way: Are directives being planned which will introduce standards for temporary jobs?
Or to put it another way, if I took every human being on the planet and squashed them so they were as dense as neutron star matter, then we would all fit inside that.
To put it another way, had she been invulnerable to original sin by nature-as only Her Son is-then the Immaculate Conception, God's special intervention on her behalf, would not have been necessary.
To put it another way, if it is possible for the earthly leader of the Church to make an erroneous teaching binding upon the faithful, then the Church lacks the divine stability that Jesus assured her when He promised the gates of hell would not prevail against her Matt.