Examples of using Problem is not so in English and their translations into Slovak
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This problem is not so serious in.
But to determine the cause of this problem is not so simple.
However, such a problem is not so complicated in its decision.
With regard to blood transfusion and usesurgical instruments, today this problem is not so acute.
Today, the problem is not so acute.
However, if you have access to a tree or the opportunity to purchase material inexpensively,then this problem is not so terrible.
However, the real problem is not so simple.
This problem is not so common, butstill there are cases of such violations.
There quite a few reports from owners who have encounteredhaving Settings stuck in their Galaxy S3, though the problem is not so common.
Now the housing problem is not so acute, but the.
The problem is not so much whether early repayment is possible or not, rather the problem posed by the next question.
Yet I have come to believe that the problem is not so much one of economics as it is one of democracy.
The problem is not so much that new credit card offersare so attractive but rather that we do not stop to evaluate which cards we no longer need after opening a new account.
If someone cannot afford to live in an inpatient facility, or if the problem is not so severe, outpatient treatment is a great alternative.
Two: The problem is not so much a clash of civilizations, but a clash of civilization and barbarism.
The initial single-chip LED power is not high, heat is limited,the heat problem is not, so its packaging is relatively simple.
Now the housing problem is not so acute, but the houses built will not soon overstep the line of physical depreciation.
The resulting wounds and sores on the mucous membrane of the mouth, discomfort, fever, dehydration- all consequences of insufficiently resistant immune system,but to deal with the problem is not so difficult.
The problem is not so much individual firms, although in some cases there can be serious individual impacts on local environments and communities, but their combined total impact across sectors.
For semi-professional tools,equipped mainly with nickel-metal hydride batteries, this problem is not so acute, and for professional tools with lithium-ion batteries, this problem practically does not arise.
The problem is not so much with the agreement's trade provisions, but with the“investment” chapter, which severely constrains environmental, health, and safety regulation, and even financial regulations with significant macroeconomic impacts.
While some TV producers such as Frank Plasberg from the famous TV panel discussion“Hart aber Fair”(Hard but Fair) argue that they won't invite super far-rightpoliticians such as Alexander Gauland anymore, the problem is not so much the invitation of right-wing actors alone but rather that the discourse itself has shifted so much to the extreme that the far-right's political claims have become normalized.
The problem is not so much with the agreement's trade provisions, but with the“investment” chapter, which severely constrains environmental, health, and safety regulation, and even financial regulations with significant macroeconomic impacts.
With all due respect to Mr Crocetta,I have to point out that the problem is not so much the 5 000 people who have arrived so far but the potentially momentous scale of the upheavals and the many thousand more refugees who could arrive on our shores if we send out clear political messages.
Ten years ago, the problem was not so serious.
Your problems are not so big as you think.
Valerie's struggles made me realize that my problems weren't so bad.
Many years ago, the problem was not so serious because there were not so many people.