Examples of using Rather more in English and their translations into Swedish
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Meerkats in the Kalahari Desert also live in large groups, but they are rather more organised.
he reassured his fans that this does not mean this is his primary focus, but rather more of a hobby or a side-project.
It is time to get away from the humdrum bulk-carrier idea; something rather more visionary, I suspect, would be required at this stage.
The 2017 UK Housing Review Briefing Paper argued that while supply is crucial,“so is the rather more neglected issue of affordability,
We could do rather more, considering that we have made great commitments in reducing CO2
though fortunately the governments of the Member States seem rather more aware of them.
design processes are rather more detailed on product development.
we are very pleased that we are able to give this subject rather more attention today.
not less than the vine, but rather more.'.
have with your remarks, you ought to be rather more cautious about using words like'nationalism' and'lie.
For that we would have required rather more time, rather more transparency
We are happy to note that our views are rather more convergent on this issue of environmental integration than on other reform aspects.
Mr President, Liberals in this House expected rather more from the presidency of a country with a proud European tradition.
It is rather more a collection of bits and pieces, and something of a contrast with the actual results in the Council.
Popov strove for the restriction of centralism with rather more conviction, irrespective of their own candidature
It will then have rather more issues to puzzle over than it does at present,
A rather more accessible, Swedish-language version of the article was published in 2005, symptomatically entitled“Historien om tonaccenten”(The history of the tone accent).
On the other hand, international developments are currently rather more uncertain than I assessed them to be at the previous monetary policy meeting.
It was argued by representatives from the developed countries that a new fund does not in itself create new resources, rather more administration.
The important thing, therefore, is to make the mechanism for revising the third part rather more flexible, at least in some areas.