Examples of using May be the case 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
Such may be the case of numbers among those who have been brought up in heresy.
That may be the case, however, when it comes to computer users,
Make sure you tell your doctor if you are likely to have an increased risk of bleeding, which may be the case if you have, or have had.
But it's important to maintain traditions as a family. Well, that may be the case.
I appreciate that this may be the case, and this letter was also written before the current crisis.
That may be the case when it is considered that digital broadcasting is not progressing quickly enough to achieve policy targets.
This may be the case; but to maintain that it must take place under all circumstances is totally wrong.
That may be the case in other parts of the world,
This may be the case for major contracts which are only available as a scanned PDF.
It may be the case that the query itself is not available for editing,
Well, that may be the case for you, but we went through the trouble of booking.
But we went through the trouble of booking… Well, that may be the case for you, Half a chalet.
But we went through the trouble of booking-- Well, that may be the case for you.
There may be the case when your downspout empties into a tiled drainage area when you will need to take off the downspout that is then installed
That may be the case, but I believe that we Europeans,
It is supposed to help you convert various file formats, and while that may be the case, it will also expose you to annoying advertisements
Too many times I have heard of this behavior being immediately diagnosed as neurological- and while that may be the case, its also a very common manifestation of a polyp.
It may be the case that some of the persons concerned are not in fact aware that proceedings have been opened
In writing.-(SV) We understand that there may be major problems within the construction sector in Spain and that it may be the case that unsuspecting citizens purchase properties in good faith which it later transpires the construction company did not have the legal right to build.