Examples of using Either too in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
If you suffer from cochlear or sensorineural perceptive hearing loss, the sensory cells of the inner ear(hair cells) are either too damaged or insufficient to provide proper hearing.
It's an old joke among us translators that publishers always seem to think a book is either too Finnish or not Finnish enough.
Her barking may mean that the pet is either too nervous, or bored
Increased temperatures mean erratic rainfall- either too little or too much at a time- so we have ravaging floods that drown the crops
The first cloth proves wasnít satisfying, either too thin or expensive
he's either too early or too late.
In each case, it may be necessary to adjust your insulin dose to avoid blood sugar levels that are either too low or too high.
because in China it's either too hot or too cold”,
While most reverb pedals are either too basic or overly complex,
with such experimental techniques, they are either too exhaustive and cover very few techniques
have found that most are either too bland and don't work well
the image is either too dark, has poor resolution
the efforts to replace traditional fuels have not produced the forecasted results yet and, for the moment, solutions are either too expensive, or controversial,
which in part can be due to the chimney being either too short or too inadequate,
the amount of material you are going to buy will be either too much or too less.
I am left with a poor sounding version of the song that is either too quiet, too loud
legislation is either too narrow or interpreted too narrowly;
the errors of Jansenism, and that by his numerous writings he had blazed a more reliable path which the guides of souls might safely follow amid the conflicting opinions either too lax or too strict.
People are either too lazy or greedy.
For children who are either too young.