Examples of using Immediate problem in English and their translations into Swedish
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We have a more immediate problem.
The most immediate problem is notto blow the bridge up but to keep it open.
We have got a bigger immediate problem.
Solves the immediate problem, but that's all I had to do.
None of this solves our immediate problem.
Yeah, but our more immediate problem is the reactor core melting down.
more immediate problem.
The reader? s immediate problem is to keep up with the apparent shifts in continuity.
We may have a more immediate problem.
The immediate problem is not their death,
Riley's the immediate problem.
you have a more immediate problem.
more immediate problem. Yes.
I wouldn't recommend a lifetime commitment, but… she might be able to help you with your immediate problem.
This is not a just an immediate problem; it is a structural problem. .
These sort of tactics don't solve the immediate problem.
She might be able to help you with your immediate problem. Well, I wouIdn't recommend a lifetime commitment, but.
surgery that aim to treat the immediate problem or symptom.
The immediate problem is that the EU's ambitions are now beginning to contaminate NATO,
The Governors could not come up with an answer and besides, the immediate problem seemed to be to help the poverty stricken.
In addition to the immediate problem for the sake of which treatment has been initiated,
Genetically modified organisms(GMOs) are not the solution, because the immediate problem is not production but distribution.
The application allows users to solve the immediate problem of processors from the same developer- asynchronous connection of cores when working with some tasks.
a future hypothetical problem, this was an immediate problem that was threatening to kill us.
surfaces may solve the immediate problem, but it can become a costly cycle that doesn't offer a long-term solution.
that the rise in inflation that now was discernible did not therefore constitute any immediate problem.
This issue is more of a¢potential threat than an immediate problem, but given the speed at which new developments occur in this area, it is important to anticipate future challenges.
And moreover, I fear that our attempts to deal with the situation in the heat of the moment may require us to take action that will solve the immediate problem, but which may in the end reduce the long term market discipline.
The ECB has stated that although at present there is no immediate problem, difficulties may arise in view of the planned changes to the eligibility of collateral,
can solve the immediate problem i.e. reduce the anxiety