Examples of using Time to build up in English and their translations into Swedish
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A time to break down, and a time to build up;
It takes time to build up in the system.
There is a time to tear down and a time to build up.
Give me some time to build up a savings.
What? Did you hear that? a tolerance like mine… It takes time to build up.
It takes time to build up expertise.
A time to break down and a time to build up;
A time to build up A time to break down♪.
I think you just have to take… you would have to take some time to build up the relationship.
It takes time to build up a tolerance like mine.
Hours: With this time frame, you have plenty of time to build up and switch to new styles.
It takes time to build up a support system in a new town.
A time to kill, And a time to heal; A time to break down, And a time to build up;
A time to build up, a time to break down.
In this case, young seedlings will have time to build up enough leaf mass for its safe wintering.
It takes a long time to build up a capital stock as the base for new products that can hold their own in the increasingly strong international competition.
as it will take time to build up the trans-Atlantic market,
It takes a long time to build up confidence in an inflation target,
30 is the optimal time to build up bone density and strength through regular exercise.
It can take time to build up enough of a market of people seeing your ads to get enough clicks and buyers for the
But people will need time to build up a suitable level of provision.
It takes time to build up networks, and if contacts
it will take time to build up a group of advertisers that want to work with you regularly.
However it will take some time to build up all the necessary features of the editor,
The new Member States will need time to build up alternative infrastructure
purposeful fiscal policies in good times to build up the necessary buffer for bad times. .
The preventive part of the SGP is meant to ensure that EU Member States follow prudent fiscal policies in good times to build up the necessary buffer for bad times. .
which takes some time to build back up.
The Commission has emphasised in a number of recommendations the need for policies to take more steps in good times to build up resilience for bad times. .