Übersetzung für "Zeigt ein anderes bild" in Englisch

But in the South the picture is very different.

And it definitely does give a different image of Yemen.

But the historical record clearly shows otherwise.

The picture is very different from the EU’s perspective, however.

The situation for on-line games is different.

Table 4.2.2 gives a somewhat different picture of the breakdown of personnel costs.

The picture is quite different.

This picture is not maintained for service firms.

But after just a few weeks a totally different picture is developing before our eyes.

However, practical experience often tells a different story!

Its final landing site, Abydos, presents a completely different picture.

Latin America shows an entirely different picture.

The picture with the young male offenders is somewhat different.

Shows another image of the product with just one hover.

A comparison of production at sector level shows a completely different picture.

However, for the workers the same glimpse gives a somewhat different picture.

But the reality shows us another picture.

The renowned Max Roser, (Our World in Data) shows a completely different picture:

In contrast to the coastal region or the mainly flat landscape Limburg offers a totally different picture.

Munnin will now show a different image in the item listing after the reserve price was met.

In the national perspective, another story emerges, in particular in the industrial countries.

At the same time our society, however, is aging and demonstrates to us a completely different image of the future.

Although the politicians in power in Iran, in order to improve their image, may sign up to commitments resulting from international agreements, everyday reality is very different.

Member States might make assurances in speeches that they are ready to pull together, but something quite different is evident where the action taken is concerned.

An analysis of aid that supports R & D, SMEs, environmental protection and energy saving and as such is considered as generating positive externalities, shows a slightly different picture with increases in twelve Member States.

However, if we look at internationalised enterprises, the picture is different, as illustrated in Figure 2.9.

The pattern is different in the wholesale trade: an upward trend until 1998 and a downturn in 1999, which results in a change of +8% during the observed period of four years.

The report suggests that the one leads on to the other, since the same motivation - raising quality - lies behind both, and it is difficult to distinguish between the two, as vocational training becomes more general, and many compulsory or general courses are given more of a pre-vocational character.