Examples of using Been rather in English and their translations into Swedish
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Unfortunately, tangible results have been rather limited to date.
Water has always been rather opaque.
things have been rather random.
Economic recovery so far has been rather slow and is expected to rally only in 2012 with an estimated growth of 2.5% GDP.
ČEZ Prodej's market shares for such customers have been rather stable during the period 2012-2015 at[…]%(50).
As you can see, the housework has been rather neglected… since the servants disappeared almost a week ago.
The President of the Commission must have been rather embarrassed to have to write that letter which was ad dressed to the Committee on Budgets.
As regards the reform of VAT, measures envisaged or implemented have been rather limited in the last few years.
As you can see, the housework has been rather neglected.
The President of the Commission must have been rather embarrassed to have to write that letter which was addressed to the Committee on Budgets.
The progress made by the crime prevention network over the last few years has been rather limited.
But core inflation has also been rather resilient, especially on account of price increases in services.
it may have been rather the glory of God during Cyrus' reign.
I thought it was time I have been rather fed up with basically having to say things.
this lithe little actress, she has been rather stingy. Oddly.
The directors of the various institutions said that the support meant a lot to them as it has been rather difficult for the orphanages in this time of crisis.
Mr President, I have always been rather sceptical about moralistic
The Riksbank's mediumterm forecasts are mainly based on assessments rather than on models- the direct contribution from the models has actually been rather small during the period 2006- 2016.
The Council has, of course, been rather irritated about the fact that Parliament is looking over its shoulders,
On that issue, we have been rather anxious since Monday, since your president, Mr Barroso,