Examples of using If not more in English and their translations into Swedish
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We would be directly responsible for destroying all life within dozens of light-years, if not more.
There are at least two good reasons in principle, if not more, for the French delegation from the Union for Europe of the Nations Group to vote against this report.
Within the 1923 opposition, nine hundred and ninety-nine out of a thousand if not more stood on my point of view
And although many people are dying of Ebola, just as many, if not more, will die of other diseases such as malaria
there will be differences in the benefits of upgrading but as many if not more key benefits will be in place.
Minced beef is as much, if not more, at risk as any other form of beef since it frequently comes from a variety of sources.
which is just as, if not more, serious.
Almost all casino players have at least a couple of options available of this classic, if not more.
Reading the Bible is as exciting now as it was the first time- if not more so!
To finish off, I would like to add that the growth period is as important as the bloom period, if not more so.
This was a problem in the ancient world as much as it is now-- if not more so.
And I bet you one of you, if not more, has used said device and said satellite system to locate a nearby coffeehouse somewhere in the last--(Laughter) in the last day or last week, right?
another equally important part and, if not more important is the quality of Nikon's line of professional lenses, which we believe provides a totally unsurpassed optical quality when we
there are now 200 or 250 if not more, as demonstrated by today's attack;
whereas differences across regions within countries may be equally, if not more, important.
I say that on behalf of 28 Polish MEPs, if not more.
it's important to understand that there are just as many, if not more, that will be detrimental to your privacy and security.
just as personally important(if not more so) in the young as it is in adults,
where they share personal information at least once a week- if not more often.