Examples of using Some observers in English and their translations into Swedish
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Some observers claim that digitalization will give rise to changes that are even more radical
Some observers have indicated that more than one fourth of the US productivity gains can be explained by the ICT factor.
However, some observers have estimated that by 2025 more than half of the world population will be facing water-based vulnerability.
Unfortunately, Muhammadiyah--which some observers say has more to fear from radical ideologies due to its"modernist" philosophy--seems disinclined to issue its own statement at this time.
Some observers are concerned that national interests will be excessively influential at the expense of a union-wide perspective.
Some observers consider that countries with a high export share for raw materials have experienced a currency depreciation in connection with the price fall for raw materials.
Henry's relationship with Mary was so discreet that within ten years, some observers were wondering if it had ever taken place.
Some observers claim that movie marketing in the 2000s is so intense,
Some observers report, that several Europe and Middle East countries
I suppose the gifts could have been construed as bribes, with some observers considering them to be the‘thin edge of the wedge.
While some observers see a development towards more specialised rankings,
stability in the way that some observers perceive to be the case in the United States.
Recall that, according to some observers, re-entry into the atmosphere of the"avant-garde" can turn into unmanageable"brick",
In recent years some observers have concluded that rising productivity growth contributes to a decreased risk of inflation,
environmental differences between the EU Member States, some observers have been inclined to see a number of social models within the European framework.
Some observers, seeing the disastrous consequences of today's credit-based currencies, advocate a return
unprecedented impact on our common foreign policy that some observers believe it casts doubt on the very survival of the CFSP.
There will be some observers in the operating theater today.
Despite their significant size, intra-EU mobility flows since enlargement never acquired the‘tidal wave' dimensions initially feared by some observers.
Another risk, according to some observers, is that an unduly low inflation target leaves too small a margin for monetary policy.