Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Rose slightly in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The number of convictions of drunk drivers rose slightly between 1997 and 1999 as a result of the reduced permitted blood alcohol limit value,
Income from winegrowing was inclined to mark time in France, and rose slightly in Italy, but dropped precipitately in Germany because of the drastically reduced volume of production.
The price of the product concerned rose slightly between 1997 and 1998, but fell in 1999 to 208 EUR/tonne due to oversupply
The amount of domestically produced lamb as a percentage of total consumption in France has generally been around 50% although it should be noted that the market share taken by French produced lamb rose slightly in 1997.
The Community's share of Greece's external trade declined slightly compared with the 1978 figures as regards exports(from 50.8 to 49.1$) and rose slightly as regards imports from 43.8 to 44.2.
while exports of fruit and vegetables rose slightly.
Plutonium-238 and Plutonium-239 rose slightly during 1981.
While the number of researchers in the Union rose slightly from 5.4 per 1000 workforce in 1999 to 5.7 in 2001, this is well below the level in countries that are near
The number of confirmed cases in 2017 has also risen slightly.
In the ten new member states the number of asylum seekers was still rising slightly.
At the same time body temperature usually remains normal or rises slightly.
Her fever's risen slightly.
Blood pressure and body temperature have risen slightly.
Take the paved track which rises slightly through the park.
Internal demand should rise slightly, by about 0.5.
The terrain rises slightly and is easily manageable even for beginners.
Kingsizebed, From these rooms you can see the sun rise, slightly larger room.
Zinc: despite a surplus in 2021, the price may still rise slightly.
The path to the entrance is rising slightly.
increases the earlobe rises slightly.