Examples of using A much less in English and their translations into Hebrew
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organized religion played a much less important role in people's lives, and the arts that survived were primarily secular.
vaping can deliver nicotine by heating a liquid in a much less harmful way.
presenting itself these days as a much less harmful alternative to cigarettes
It involves a very gradual process of exposing an animal to a much less intense version of the thing
The HEL MD used a 10-kilowatt laser- a much less powerful version of what it will eventually fire- to"successfully engage" more than 150 targets at Eglin Air Force Base, a Department of
The low glycaemic index treatment(LGIT) is an attempt to achieve the stable blood glucose levels seen in children on the classic ketogenic diet while using a much less restrictive regimen.
The low glycemic index treatment(LGIT) is an attempt to achieve the stable blood glucose levels seen in children on the classic ketogenic diet while using a much less restrictive regimen.
Don Draper's Gettysburg fantasy leads only to the Coca-Cola I would Like to Teach the World to Sing commercial- a tawdry vision of unity(this time global rather than national) and a much less savory version of US patriotism, though a triumphant professional accomplishment.
afternoons they dress in a much less Tzniusdik way.
To a much lesser extent, Facebook.
To a much lesser degree some natural A.O.
The same holds true for men but to a much lesser degree.
To a much lesser extent, website and the availability of information played a factor.
A much lesser price should be suspicious.
Harper was also, for a much lesser extent, an academic scholar of the Neoplatonism of William Blake.
The demonstrations continued on December 29 and 30, even though on a much lesser scale.
of desires and hopes and dreams, and those are the things that still make humans human and robots on a much lesser scale.
however at a much lesser level, is a medical condition primarily related with crippling of limbs.
However, his attitude that the law of planning and building should be enforced mostly upon Jews and to a much lesser extent upon Arabs, regardless of the question of law