Examples of using In more or less in English and their translations into Swedish
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Nevertheless, we have the will to stepp up to the EWC in more or less short-term.
also be employed in more or less the same position in a meeting room.
often in more or less hybridized, eclectic,
Muscles in your iris control the size of your pupil to let in more or less light.
other key players in American society may deepen in more or less dangerous ways.
Also, without having lived in either of them, the two houseboats in more or less the same place are both incredibly well-situated
For over a century, the European states have established public postal services that worked in more or less acceptable fashion until criteria of public service began to give way to those of profitability.
the European states have established public postal services that worked in more or less acceptable fashion until criteria of public service began to give way to those of profitability.
show a tendency to engage in more or less ordinary habits,
Many choral works are in more or less than 4 parts,in the 40-part motet Spen in alium, by Thomas Tallis, or certain 20th-century works).">
capitalism consists in more or less arbitrarily choosing fifty of these individuals,
request permission in more or less eloquent language to share the fate of the duma.
still more so in more or less primitive communities,
We shall therefore put in place at the end of this year a monitoring system in more or less real time,
up to now it was expected that planets that form from the disc would all orbit in more or less the same plane, and that they would move along their orbits in
directly or indirectly, in more or less consciously articulated ways,
indulge frequently in more or less regular or set performances with
police investigation are eliminated in favour of arrangements adopted in more or less of a panic that make controls more stringent
Since 1997 in more or lesser style.
Again, such an issue has been evoked, in more or less the same terms, in the past programmes.