Examples of using Sometimes more in English and their translations into Swedish
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Sometimes more than a day.
But the monoxide could take an hour, sometimes more.
Modern vehicles typically contain up to ten different heat exchangers, sometimes more.
and fusions of two or sometimes more particles Fig.
You meet 6 to 12 and sometimes more other single professionals in less than 2 hours via a series of 6-minute“Pre-Dates”.
Narcissistic mothers commonly choose one(sometimes more) child to be the golden child and one(sometimes more) to be the scapegoat.
Print Co-branding Co-branding is when two(or sometimes more) companies work together to create advantages in the market for themselves.
On some stone slabs, we have a seal colony with at least three seals, sometimes more.
A number of Member States pointed out that"less is sometimes more", while others stressed the principle of subsidiarity and the voluntary nature of benchmarks.
gel directly to the acne, sometimes more than once per day,
learning styles go back and listen, sometimes more than once.
Errors are quite frequent in a store with paper price tags- typically in the range of 5-10%, sometimes more.
have better equipment features and sometimes more functions than their counterparts in the Z200 series.
This is a subject that can cause a lot of discussion, and sometimes more heat than light.
Just under half of them said they had been pushed-back from Greece to Turkey, sometimes more than once.
In the other countries where several different authorities(sometimes more than ten) share responsibility for product safety,
twice a month, sometimes more,' says Barış Tekin from his apartment in Beşiktaş, an historic district of Istanbul,
ask for help- sometimes more than Mizan has the capacity to take on.
twice a month, sometimes more,' says Baris Tekin from his apartment in Besiktas, an historic district of Istanbul,
soundtrack of his life, sometimes less annoyingly, sometimes more.