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31 Not until higher prices translate into higher profits for private owners will enterprises respond appropriately to the bidding of the invisible hand.

32 Characteristic behoove makes competition ability and translate into productivity.

33 A language file easy to translate into Portuguese.

34 Non-Americans haver a long way to go before they reach that level-and that would translate into booming business for the two giants.

35 Carotene, in the translate into inside body vitaminic A, can avoid blain blain problem!

36 Obama hoped his personal appeal to Republicans for backing would translate into GOP votes...

37 Having that knowledge is especially important, because higher activity levels translate into greater average revenue per user.

38 Iron plays a very important part in the reactions in our cells that produce damaging free radicals, which glom onto cell membranes and DNA, and may translate into aging the cell.

39 "We've only started to see the impact of higher costs translate into higher consumer prices," Lapp said.

40 Improved comprehensibility of product labels and safety data sheets should translate into improved employee safety.

41 Because of the specific mode of life, customs and environments, there are a lot of terms and expressions not easy to translate into other languages and render their meanings.

42 Successful principle is translate into of distant view target the continuous method of specific action.

43 This kind of statement is operated actually by translate into and time and again procurable and confirm.

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44 Wisdom capital is to point to can the knowledge of translate into vendibility , it is an enterprise all knowledge that can bring profit and skill.

45 Literacy does not, of course, translate into depth of understanding of culture.

46 One can readily imagine that the tradecraft developed for traditional human spying could readily translate into the virtual world. Indeed, covert action in this world is all but inevitable.

47 "People quickly realize that green buildings translate into a lot of benefits for them, " Diener said.

48 The critic is he who can translate into another manner or an new material his impassion of beautiful things.

49 But impressive top-line numbers didn't translate into a profitable business.

50 So what could be considered a minor defect in an automobile could translate into a recipe for disaster for a motorcycle rider.

51 This is a worthwhile project because better-looking charts will always translate into impressed customers(sentencedict.com), whereas improving the upload process by using a better Getopt module will not impress them.

52 The vogue words can be divided into three kinds: metaplasm, derogatory sense translate into commendatory, new loanword.

53 Didn't your church back home instantaneously translate into 40 languages?

54 Assuming that this can be achieved in a cost - effective manner, it will translate into business success.

55 Inventory investment will lead to further increases in industrial output that in the context of recent productivity trends will translate into stabilization of the labor market.

56 The ionic effect that its crystal structure produces can mix the formaldehyde in air, benzene, alcohol the oxygen of hurtless of harmful material translate into such as the bacterium and water.

57 Identify instrumentation points in the process that they can translate into measures or trackable measurement attributes.

58 The lesson is not easy to translate into a policy prescription.

59 We foud all the meanings in tense and modal auxiliary of sentences can be put into intension list as some state-of-affairs, then can be used in TMT system to translate into other language.

60 The concentrated copy electric energy meter is to old meters aluminium disk revolution translate into pulse signal, and to pulse count translate into electric vector data for storage.