Examples of using Weaker than expected in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, the quarter was weaker than expected and we have further reinforced our cost savings program as regards Tissue.
On the other hand, the market for affordable fashion was weaker than expected and competition has become tougher.
However, the development in the number of hours worked and the number of persons employed was weaker than expected, which reflected the fact that productivity growth had been much higher than anticipated.
The reaction of england is estimated by Berlin, weaker than expected, and therefore Germany decided to expand its activities in Eastern Europe,
the outcomes thereafter could be weaker than expected, since some savings might not materialise as envisaged.
The National Accounts for the fourth quarter of last year were slightly weaker than expected, but at the same time,
Activity figures for the real economy have been weaker than expected across the board, suggesting that this year's
The quarter showed a weaker than expected performance, why we, as earlier announced, have updated the full year 2017 Group EBITDA
The labour market had been somewhat weaker than expected.
Seppälä's performance has been weaker than expected.
The labour market has also been somewhat weaker than expected.
Moreover, underlying inflation has been somewhat weaker than expected.
Am I the one who turns out weaker than expected?
Productivity is weaker than expected and inflationary pressures are growing.
China is considerably weaker than expected.
It is domestic price pressure in particular that has been weaker than expected.
In Sweden, it was mainly investment that was weaker than expected.
recovery is weaker than expected one year ago.
In Sweden, the GDP outcome for the first quarter is slightly weaker than expected.
International economic activity may be weaker than expected, which could lead to lower inflation.