Examples of using Less obvious in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Medicine
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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
The explanation that sicut erat in principio was meant as a denial of Arianism leads to a question whose answer is less obvious than it seems.
But another, less obvious advantage of this pose is offered to those practitioners of Software Methodology.
It is more or less obvious that Kopimism would to see sex as something fundamentally positive.
for the savings to feel a lot less obvious.
Between 2010 and 2016, the lifecycle pattern has become less obvious as individuals over the age of 35 have increased their debt-to-income ratio the most.
There are also less obvious signs(like street numbers)
Europe must set an example, it is no less obvious that we are not going to be able to overcome global problems on our own.
TV- whatever you cat might be used to- will make the noise outside less obvious, and hopefully help to calm your cat.
They're less obvious if you do not know the signs,
A few people who have had hypoglycaemia after switching from animal insulin to human insulin have reported that the early warning symptoms were less obvious or different.
It is less obvious when FDI consists merely of a financial transaction to acquire shares in a domestic company
Other types of Personal Data can be less obvious-- such as an IP address or other types of online identifiers.
The political importance of this directive is perhaps less obvious, but no less significant.
However, it is less obvious for more traditional businesses to draw equal benefits from these schemes.
Strategically located buildings can be used as less obvious, yet effective,
it also covers less obvious information such as identification numbers,
though it is superficially less obvious than rite, is patriarchate.
town make the"traditional" distinction less obvious, and the border between them more blurred.
A less obvious example of this type of protection is the process of galvanising iron.
often missing the less obvious but usually less expensive option of changing how human resources are applied to a task.