Examples of using Practically unknown in English and their translations into Slovak
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Winters are practically unknown.
Practically unknown in the west.
People are practically unknown.
Namely, they contained many ancient sources,which in Europe at that time were practically unknown.
Is practically unknown in Mexico.
Outside it, he is practically unknown.
It is practically unknown outside these areas.
Who built the temple is practically unknown.
They are practically unknown to the public.
But even 30 yearsago the breed of the Caucasian sheep-dog was practically unknown outside the USSR.
Cancer was practically unknown until the cowpox vaccination began to be introduced….
Unfortunately, the Holodomor, or the great famine,is an event in history that is still practically unknown in many countries of Western Europe.
Cancer was practically unknown until compulsory vaccination with cowpox began to be introduced.
This has only been learned about 10- 15 years ago even in Ukraine, where these studies started,and even now it is practically unknown in western countries.
Your movement is practically unknown in Slovakia, except for one statement released in several non-mainstream media.
They will also learn about the life of a Norwegian conqueror ofthe South Pole in the documentary Frozen Heart, which includes practically unknown archive material.
Since these practically unknown revelations tie in remarkably with those given at Fatima, the TFP website decided to… Continue reading→.
Note: Although hemophilia is probably the most known bleeding disorder,it is much rarer than the practically unknown Von Willebrand disease.
Practically unknown to the rest of the world, zarzuela is a Spanish musical theatre genre, combining operetta and spoken parts, and undoubtedly one of the most interesting things to see in Madrid.
Castaneda created a sensation by making the ideas of the Indians about the structure of the world andman, practically unknown to Western science, made publicly available to everyone.
We also thank the collectors who supplemented the exhibition with their canvases, and the heirs of the masters represented at the exhibition: they not only provided magnificent bright works, but also shared with the Russian audience theirlove for national art which is unfortunately practically unknown in our country.".
The idea for the first NATO Software Engineering Conference,and in particular that of adopting the then practically unknown term"software engineering" as its(deliberately provocative) title, I believe came originally from Professor FritzBauer.
And, at the end of these implausible twists and turns, at the moment of truth in a drama that has stretched to a new limit the“willing suspension of disbelief” that Coleridge believed“constitutes poetic faith”,a young man, practically unknown a year ago, accedes to the presidency of France.
The Doberman and Giant Schnauzer belong to the breeds originating from the ancient shakaloobraznyh dogs and have a common ancestor-the German Pinscher, practically unknown outside their homeland and resembling a Doberman in miniature.
He had dared to speak scathingly of Edgar Alien Poe, he had complained of the lack of method or order in the romantic outpourings of Wilkie Collins,had lauded to the skies two American authors who were practically unknown, and had in various other ways given honour where honour was due and sternly withheld it where he considered it was not.