Examples of using Often rather in English and their translations into Slovak
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He was nakedly self-serving and often rather depressingly incompetent.
The wife begins to tire, and in general, the expectation of motherhood is often rather high.
The appearance of the join is often rather ugly, and there can be cracks.
The stalk always needs to have a certain length to enable photosynthesis,which is why it is better to cut grass little and often rather than all at once.
However travel times are often rather long since many lines wait for upgrading.
Today's talk about identity and sovereignty is often rather gloomy.
Projects were often rather small and were limited in their results and effectiveness(see Box 9).
Yet from a retailer's perspective, it's often rather different.
Those pages are often rather obvious because they obviously will be unrelated to search inquiry.
It was created as a response to the practical need to change andamend Community regulations, often rather technical, so that they fit the reality and the situation on the ground.
Who likes white is often rather reserved and even-tempered and can well appreciate spending time on their own.
Only partial assurance can be drawn from the third parties' internal control systems due to the rather large number of heterogeneous contractors and beneficiaries, each operating their own control system, often rather small in size.
Those sites are often rather obvious because they obviously have nothing to do with what you were initially searching for.
His discussions with Professor Jaroslav Filip about the positions and specific features of labour relationships and the relationship between labour law and agricultural andcooperative law, often rather heated ones, were frequently ironically commented on by their colleagues in the department and outside it.
So far, besides general and often rather theoretical claims made by the industry, there is no concrete evidence suggesting that the competitiveness of EU institutions in terms of attracting and retaining staff has been affected by the maximum ratio, but this may merit further assessment when more experience with the rule is gained.
Reputational risk for the Commission, if fraud or criminal activities are discovered; only partial assurance can be drawn from the third parties' internal control systems due to the rather large number of heterogeneous contractors and beneficiaries,each operating their own control system, often rather small in size.
Nature conservation(and therefore the designation of Natura 2000 sites) is often rather regarded- wrongly- as a cost factor, an imposition, a disadvantage or a threat; this is one major reason why these projects frequently give rise to opposition and why critical problems continue to arise with regard to the implementation of what is often exemplary nature conservation legislation.
Hair can be washed rather often.
Often in rather surprising ways.
Casinos often set rather strict limitations.
But decision-making is often incidental rather than strategic.
But here, they are often excluded rather than welcomed.
