Examples of using Somewhat more in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Fortunately, Mr. Garak is somewhat more cynical than I am.
I believe Madame Delacroix will be somewhat more amenable to our requests now, Lady Featherington.
To our requests now, Lady Featherington. I believe Madame Delacroix will be somewhat more amenable.
We have been somewhat more harassed than usual lately.
So we plan to go on in the same spirit- but somewhat more aggressively.
Exterior: 25 cm taller rig with somewhat more sail area.
When we get to the big trout the choice of fly becomes somewhat more personal.
He would have liked the Commission to be somewhat more robust.
The Yeast is somewhat more nutritious than pork,
Again a reviewer may gauge it appropriate to have somewhat more detail than suggested in the above two approaches.
In March employed consumers felt personally somewhat more threatened by unemployment than before.
The new film policy also contributes- by way of financing through appropriations- to a somewhat more stable and predictable economic environment compared to during the era of the Film Agreement.
Prayer is somewhat more ethical when it deals with forgiveness
Urantians are of the two-brainedˆ type, somewhat more imaginative, adventurous,
It is somewhat more durable than our soft
I am somewhat more reserved on this issue than the Members who have just spoken.
However, I would like us to be somewhat more circumspect in our relations with Russia.
The Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance would have liked to have seen somewhat more thorough work,
I am going to be somewhat more positive than my colleague Mr Voggenhuber
This is somewhat more of a treasure hunt,