Examples of using Which lost in English and their translations into Swedish
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In the same vein, people started to pass on their money- which lost its value- by spending faster and faster.
clearly outperforming the index which lost almost 2% in the same period.
win the race in which lost more chicken.
were rather"mild" punished in comparison with Hungary, which lost 2/3 of its surface area
However, only the outer decorative layer can be removed, which lost its appearance and the"substrate" will remain on the wall
dismissed workers of the Danish major wind turbine producer, Vestas Group, which lost an important market share due to increased competition from the lower-cost non-EU producers.
The Winter War and the resulting Soviet expansion caused considerable bitterness in Finland, which lost its second biggest city,
The Winter War an the resultin Soviet expansion caused considerable bitterness in Finland, which lost its seicont biggest ceety,
The Incident of the battle was another blow to the government forces of Mali, which lost more than hundreds of soldiers in a series of militant attacks in only 1.5 month(including at the beginning of November 2019 in the attack by Islamists on a checkpoint killed 54 members of the government army).
touched off major economic crises in imperialist countries which lost their former empires.
Which lose the most, the big
Absorbs calories from food, which loses a tangible supply of energy;
depriving it of vitality, and it affects the economy, which loses skills and experience that will take years to rebuild.
Finally, the Turkish lira(TRY), which loses about 3.5% after the latest decisions by the Central Bank of Ankara,
They start with the cartilage, which loses its elasticity over time,
Dry Spray: Sprayed paint which loses so much solvent in the air that it becomes too dry to flow out over the surface.
In any case, there is some kind of profiles which lose its reasonability in the void of a MCSE certification, and they can be expressed as.
woe betide a country which loses its identity and sovereignty.
Portugal, which loses thousands of hectares of forests every year to fires.
Now people become increasingly worried about the safety of the information, and among which losing data is through one of the most serious ones.