Sentence examples for it only translated from inspiring English sources

Clorox 's cleaning segment saw an 8% growth in volume as demand picked up during teh H1N1 flu pandemimc, but it only translated to a 3% rise in sales as promotional spending and increased competition dulled the impact.

He says that the difficulty with translation is that it only translates the sense – it is only the general meaning.

It only translates the most likely topics of conversation into the target language.

Published in 1996, it was only translated in 2009.

Altogether these results indicate that even if Sdf1 signaling is received at the single cell level it is only translated in directional information when cells have N-cadherin-dependent interactions.

So yes, you can say the policy has worked – but it really only translates to a state where things are "not unhorrific" rather than it showing a great positive spur in investment growth.

Shakespeare is often said to have named the anchovy, though he only translated it from the Spanish; depriving him of credit, Dickson atones for any disappointment by explaining how to make anchovy paste.

This term is usually translated as meaning 'tired' or 'tiredness', but in some contexts could also be translated as meaning 'fatigue' - we have only translated it as meaning tired.

He decides to track down a copy without telling anyone; if it is as good as it sounds, he will not only translate it, but also claim it as his discovery, and establish himself for the first time as a true Germanist, a man with a distinct intellectual identity.

It was written more than 50 years ago and has had great success all over Europe, but was only translated into English in 2014.

Anything I say is only translated to the people through you guys.