Examples of using Remained high in English and their translations into Swedish
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Market growth has remained high since 2005 and shows no sign of slowing down.
cases handled remained stable, the case resolution rate remained high and average case handling speed increased significantly.
the investment rate has remained high.
This could be one reason that demand in the household sector had held up relatively well and that indebtedness remained high.
the rest of Asia has remained high,” said Ms Rosenberg.
It was observed in the Inflation Report that economic growth both in Sweden and abroad remained high.
Raw material costs remained high during the quarter. We were mainly affected by the high price of sugar.
farm subsidies have remained high in the United States even in years of near-record profits.
the current account surplus remained high at around 6% of GDP compared with its peak of 9% in 2008.
poultry prices remained high.
The Commission was aware that leased line charges remained high despite the creation of competinginfrastructure by new entrants.
The percentage of bathing areas complying with the mandatory values remained high, although slightly down on the previous season.
Public debt levels remained high in Greece, Italy
The French unemployment rate remained high in 2014 and long-term unemployment deteriorated, reflecting poor economic growth.
Since 2008, biodiversity has remained high on the political agenda, at EU
Here we can see that the price has remained high, after which the sellers have entered the market
However, productivity growth did not fall back, but remained high in the latter half of the 1990s.
The number of commission notes remained high but decreased from the first quarter's record number.
Inflation expectations in Sweden also remained high, and were also way above the inflation target even in the longer term.
In addition, unemployment remained high and capacity utilisation was expected to increase at a slow rate,