Examples of using Slow start in English and their translations into Swedish
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From a slow start, the European Union's transport policy has developed rapidly over the past 15 years.
After a slow start, the last measure proved the most successful
Despite a slow start to the 2012-13 season, Tessier still produced 11 goals
America had a slow start due to a fouled anchor
This is due to a relatively slow start of the new regime, 2003 being the first year of full application.
The Infrastructure Division experienced a somewhat slow start to the year, but delivered a second quarter with stable growth.
After a slow start, I have really liked the competitiveness,
the two new strands had a slow start.
The Swedish Leader Π programmes picked up during 1998 and 1999 after a slow start.
But I love helping regular people with their savings. It's been a slow start.
but today's slow start may mean a 187 on Minerva's chances for victory.
Chemicals industries strengthened during the second half of 2016 after a slow start.
Chemicals industries strengthened during the second half of 2016 after a slow start.
However, it must be recognised that the slow start in 1994 and also to some extent in 1995 has not yet been fully offset, at least in certain Member States.
After a slow start, programme implementation in general has been running at full speed in 2002.
It is regrettable that the slow start by the authorities in Albania,
The Commission notes the IEG conclusion that, despite the slow start, Clean Sky has accelerated its activities and is now running at full speed.
The most striking example of the European Union's laborious progress is probably the slow start that Europol has got off to.
Additionally, despite a slow start, we were able to watch shows on BBC iPlayer without any buffering.
Explanations for the slow start also allude to gaps in the preparatory work for the organisational change.