Examples of using Slightly further in English and their translations into Swedish
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The tram stop is slightly further away than the commuter train station
although the nicer part of the beach with fewer rocks is slightly further.
Slightly further ahead it may be necessary to implement other measures if this is necessary.
there is competition all the time- either in our midst or slightly further away.
La Câbane and slightly further away at Elviria's Nikki Beach.
Tammisaari is just half an hour drive and Hanko slightly further.
Diagonal Mar is slightly further up the coast from the central beaches of Barcelona, and boasts a collection of much quieter
The Residence U apartments are located slightly further away from the campus than the other options(approx. 15 minutes walk,
The assessment was however that it will be necessary to raise the policy rate slightly further in the first half of 2008
The rate of increase in production costs was expected to increase slightly further as economic activity strengthened
our assessment is that it is necessary to raise the repo rate slightly further in the future- to around 4.25 per cent during the first half of 2008.
Slightly further away to the north(8 kms)
Compared with the clarification on the Riksbank's monetary policy strategy published in 1999, we can now go slightly further with regard to how we communicate the considerations of the real economy taken when conducting monetary policy.
Moldova, and slightly further east, the Russian Federation,
the Carina Nebula slightly further to the right.
partly on the fact that the interest rate will need to be raised slightly further in the future- to around 4.25 per cent during the first half of 2008.
Slightly further. You… A bit… I said here.
We could try again but let's do it from slightly further back.
Had the hurricane moved slightly further east or west,
to 70.2% of GDP and to increase slightly further to 70.7% of GDP in 2013,
