Examples of using Becomes a problem in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It becomes a problem when it is excessive.
If it becomes a problem, I will make sure.
But in the wintertime, it becomes a problem.
That sooner or later becomes a problem.
That's where information becomes a problem.
When they don't leave, it becomes a problem.
Drinking becomes a problem.
Okay, you need to write something great for him before this becomes a problem.
If you stop, it becomes a problem.
This becomes a problem when they continue this behavior over time and refuse to share their stuff on the playground, for example.
If the king of the underworld ever becomes a problem I'm gonna need something a lot sharper than a horseshoe.
Put a"strong" woman in the same small group with a"weak" one, and she becomes a problem: How does she not dominate?
Classical Danish handwriting uses"ó" for"ø", which becomes a problem when writing Faroese in the same tradition,a part of the Faroese alphabet.">
and[there] becomes a problem: How does she not dominate?
The body's immune response only becomes a problem when it attacks your own body rather than alien cells, or when it is chronic,” he reasoned.
And only if something becomes a problem will the person pay attention to it instead of looking away.
This becomes a problem because a lot of cars on the roads,
How is style transferred in the receptor language becomes a problem and challenge for every translator or interpreter?
This becomes a problem when they continue this behavior over time and refuse to share their stuff on the playground, for example.
Desire becomes a problem only when it takes over our sense of who we are.