Examples of using A historically in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The logo is a historically proven methodit is profitable to present the customer with his corporate style.
In Silas Marner, Eliot combines symbolism with a historically precise setting to create a tale of love and hope.
Pepper is the world's most popular spice, and is a historically prized commodity that was once used as currency.
The ratio of number of the unemployed to the number of job vacancies shows that in the business sector, there are 2.5 unemployed persons for every job vacancy- a historically low ratio, and similar to that recorded before the crisis.
is kept in"a historically correct" condition, and fulfills the arbitrary requirement of being"part of our technical
preserved and maintained in a historically correct condition, not used as a means of daily transport
The time is right and appropriate for the next resolute step and it will be a historically missed opportunity if we do not continue with steps that advance along the Zionist path to the application of Israeli law in the territories of our people's historic inheritance.
Enterprise is a historically Afro-Trinidadian village that has been absorbed into the growing city of Chaguanas.
Albany State University, a historically black institution in Southwest Georgia,
is preserved and maintained in a historically correct condition, is not used for daily transport
by private equity funds, although Asia reached a historically high share in total private equity deals in 2014.
in April- May compared to the first quarter, reaching a historically high level.
after declining to a historically low level of 3.9 percent in June.
standing at 78% and 80%, respectively- and a historically low unemployment rate(3.3%).
The liveliness of the Sun-- and the resulting auroras on Earth-- is slowly diminishing as the Sun emerges from a Solar maximum of surface activity and evolves towards a historically more quite period in its 11-year cycle.
He was accepted at Howard University, a historically black college in Washington,
If, however, we are discussing the"purely economic" conditions of the epoch of finance capital as a historically concrete epoch which opened at the beginning of the twentieth century,a most reactionary aim: that of diverting attention from the depth of existing antagonisms) is to contrast them with the concrete economic realities of present-day world economy.">
If, however, we are discussing the‘purely economic' conditions of the epoch of finance capital as a historically concrete epoch which began at the turn of the twentieth century,
Dublinia& the Viking World: Dublinia is an unforgettable experience in an historically important location at the crossroads where modern
So for a lot of reasons, those decades after the Second World War were an historically anomalous time.