Examples of using Almost certain in English and their translations into Hebrew
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low-velocity, almost certain to be a .22-cal.
As I was saying…-…- I wanted to praise the cunning and skill you showed…-…- in evading almost certain capture-.
Luckily, he happened to land onto a narrow ridge that prevented his almost certain death.
However, as the years pass it almost certain that firm indications will be possible,
You see, I was almost certain I would discovered a cure,
Even events with very small probabilities become almost certain if you give them that many opportunities to happen.
We would choose some article almost certain not to exist there and then diligently try
concluded that"it is almost certain Ahmadinejad was not directly involved in the US embassy episode.".
He seemed almost certain they were gonna charge him with a misdemeanor. No jail time.
We are now standing in front of what I'm almost certain to be the tomb of the lost brother of King Siptah who once ruled over the upper and lower Egyptian valley more than 2,000 years ago.
no chemotherapy(drugs administered into the bloodstream to attack tumors anywhere in the body), and almost certain death.
household toolbox of late, consider saving your gadgets from almost certain destruction by getting them a Bigshot camera,
which makes it almost certain the person who did it is right-handed.
it was almost certain that in the majority of cases it was going to crash at one or another point.
Time and again we have managed to save Earth and its allies from the most dire threats… situations in which we faced unassailable odds… almost certain defeat but we always managed to find a way to prevail in the end.
when he was almost certain to have been impeached by the United States Congress.
she was almost certain that Kate went to her chest of drawers when she and Josephine were out,
when he was almost certain to have been impeached by the United States Congress.
where they would face an almost certain likelihood of being hunted down
A physician who continues to serve the sick in a plague at almost certain danger to his own life must be interested in the efficient performance of his profession- more interested in that than in the safety of his own bodily life.