Examples of using To be slightly in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, inflation two years ahead is expected to be slightly higher than forecast in the June Inflation Report,
Size- Designed to be slightly bigger than the traditional tri top sizing to give a looser fit.
GDP growth in the world economy looks to be slightly stronger than expected.
The wage bargaining rounds have so far resulted in wage increases that appear to be slightly above what we had estimated in the February Monetary Policy Report.
the window needs to be slightly open to allow the cool air to flow.
as cost pressures are otherwise anticipated to be slightly higher.
male birds tend to be slightly larger than females.
most indications are that there is reason to be slightly more pessimistic with regard to employment in future.
Although the more developed MS tend to be slightly more tolerant, some of these still score low and increasing unemployment could
If you would permit me to be slightly impertinent, it seems to me that the meetings were not particularly reassured after the conclusion of the October European Council meeting.
Severe haemolysis seems to be slightly more frequent with Privigen than with some other products containing the same active substance.
Now this problem is going to be slightly different then what we have done so far.
It should be noted that the size of the picture to be slightly larger than the size of the future coverage.
And… he's coming to terms with what it's like to be slightly more… use… Slightly more useless each day.
We expect the real key interest rate to be slightly negative(0.5 per cent) during our forecast period.
Woven neckties tend to be slightly thicker and the thickness can vary as to how thick the interlining is. .
These trenches need to be slightly bigger than the curb stones which will fit in there later.
Surprisingly, the negative tweets appeared to be slightly better at predicting heart disease mortality than traditional demographic and socioeconomic factors.
All in all, inflationary pressures are now expected to be slightly higher than was forecast in February.
The level of resource utilisation is thus expected to be slightly higher over the coming years, as is the inflation rate two years ahead.