Examples of using Remained almost in English and their translations into Finnish
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in the case of criminal law, things have remained almost at a standstill.
intermediate consumption remained almost unchanged.
Overnight stays by Estonian visitors increased by 18 per cent while those by Dutch visitors remained almost on level with last year.
After two years, the average bone density remained almost unchanged in women who received Conbriza,
prices of new apartment remained almost unchanged.
At 12,4% the unemployment ratio amongst 15 to 24 year-olds remained almost 4 percentage points higher than the EU average.
all the time remained almost empty.
However, it can also be observed that the rate of employment growth has remained almost unchanged over the last three-and-a-half decades across different areas of the developed world, albeit at different
At the same time oil consumption has remained almost unchanged, primarily due to the phasing-out of oil as an energy source for non-transportation uses,
in ancient Chinese astronomy: Chinese thought on the form of the Earth remained almost unchanged from early times until the first contacts with modern science through the medium of Jesuit missionaries in the seventeenth century.
The R& D expenditure of public research institutes increased by 4.6 per cent whereas that of the university sector remained almost unchanged, as universities' expenditure of external R& D funding contracted by EUR 10 million
segregation by occupation and sector remains almost unchanged.
The stars remain almost unimaginably far away.
The height and passenger-carrying capacity remain almost unchanged.
their composition remains virtually unchanged and remains almost always the same.
Some blisters remain almost every day, such horror,
A further striking feature is that the piece remains almost exclusively in the minor key right.
Yes, the subject remains almost the same, piggies target
Energy supply in Malta remains almost fully dependent on imported oil, while the contribution of renewable energy sources continues to be marginal.
By 2030, the proportion of persons aged over 65 in the population is estimated to rise from the present 16 per cent to 26 per cent and then remain almost unchanged for the next decade.