Examples of using As having in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Shoshones continued to follow the same migratory pattern as their predecessors and have been documented as having a close spiritual relationship with the Teton Range.
Rousseau's work has been described as having a"mysterious poetry"
Losing enjoyment doesn't feel as bad as having pain, so it's better he loses enjoyment than you be hurt.
The Irkutsk Oblast is characterised as having a sharply continental climate with very long and cold winters with little atmospheric precipitation.
For the subset designated as having Alzheimer's disease,
I consider myself, as a student and a young adult, as having a role to play and a responsibility towards the society I live in.'.
Check this out. Fortune 500 lists Rebecca Dalton's husband as having a publishing empire in 2005.
The result is that structures deep in the body are reconstructed as having falsely low tracer uptake.
The culture has been defined as having four phases due to the distinct differences in the technologies relating to hunting and tool making.
With our raft full, we headed out to the spot identified by marine biologists as having the perfect depth,
They rated him as having reduced moral responsibility compared with other people,
For the subset designated as having Alzheimer's disease,
This means that if one member of a family is diagnosed as having cardiomyopathy, often all other close family members should be screened for this.
Alpha Lipoic Acid was found as having the ability to slow down the destruction of pancreatic cells that are essential for producing insulin.
But I do not recognize him as having any more a voice than any other Indian here.
Many tourists come to it because of the historic importance of the Old City and its reputation as having the best nightlife in Europe.
I always think of you as having a plan but never admitting it.
The US Embassy in Iraq even published a warning of a potential collapse and referred to it as having“catastrophic” consequences for Iraq in general, and for Baghdad in particular.
we will remember it later as having a color similar to the red we saw in the past.