| gen. |
similarly (twinkie); further (Butter sales have fallen because margarine has improved in flavor. Further, butter consumption has decreased because of links to heart disease. LDOCE Alexander Demidov); then (Yuriy2014); carries over to (требует замены конструкции • Implicit stereotyping can factor into how we envision and define certain roles in our organization, which then carries over to how we write our job descriptions. -- "...что, в свою очередь, выражается в..." SirReal); therefore (Aleksandra007); again (Alexander Demidov); knock-on (напр., have a knock-on effect Alexander Demidov); for one's part (Liv Bliss); in one's turn (4uzhoj); in return (Service and materials will be used in return Johnny Bravo); in its turn; in my turn (Natalia SIRINA); for his/her/its/our/their part (Liv Bliss); at another point (suburbian); also (immortalms); in line (laitnin); on the other hand (Artemie); whereas (В свою очередь бывший министр инфраструктуры обязался... – Whereas,... Artjaazz); in turn (Increased production will, in turn, lead to increased profits vogeler); for its part (Through the Reformation,
the Renaissance, and the Enlightenment, many would say, western
Christendom liberated itself from Church dogma and gave free
rein to creativity. For its part, the Islamic world failed to free itself
from the fetters of religious custom vogeler); by turns; in response (sixthson) |
