Examples of using The slightest in English and their translations into Finnish
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The slightest climatic uncertainty,
used in the slightest swelling of tissues,
Would she also agree, under those circumstances, that there is not the slightest economic justification for the continuation of the Sellafield nuclear plant, let alone for
Mr Karas are trying to create the impression in this House that the slightest critical remark addressed to the Commission is sacrilegious because it creates a split between the European institutions,
who make a big fuss about the slightest'concern' amongst the public.
sometimes even the slightest physical work causes shortness of breath
such as horses or bicycles, without the slightest environmental impact.
we do not have the slightest tangible proof of democratic debate.
No one in this Convention has been given the slightest popular mandate to devise a constitution,
which creates virtual businesses in the south where there is no independent growth, because the slightest real business activity is suffocated by the Mafia world.
of all nationalities, without obtaining the slightest financial benefit from it,
The slight diuretic effect is due to a weak effect on Sodium ions.
Ignore the looks and the slights?
Mr President, I must refute the slight that was made by Ms Gál against Socialists,
Before voting on Amendment 13 with the slight semantic difference emphasised by Mr Speroni,
I feel the tiredness and the slight emotional detachment that accompanies a spell of depression
The slight partial discharge has less influence on the insulation of the power equipment,
Based on the heritage of America's finest tube amplifiers, the Trimode delivers five generations of tone from the slight overdrive of early rock.
Incorporating a speedy scalloped fretboard The Black V provides advanced playability and sustain due to the slight indent(scallop) in each of the frets.