Examples of using Continue to exist in English and their translations into Hebrew
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darker energy for eons cannot continue to exist in the light.
A state that is 64 years old cannot continue to exist on the ethos of a refuge state, on security alone.
We continue to exist in our progeny and in the way that our lives have influenced others in our culture.
So that all things can continue to exist, what does God bring to all things to maintain their existence and maintain the laws of their existence?
She reveals a Poland where anti-Semitism and xenophobia continue to exist, even though there are hardly any Jews or foreigners in the country.
Less than 10% of family businesses continue to exist after being passed to the family's third generation.
Yaakov continues to bear both names, because both realities continue to exist within him to the end.
The assertion that the state must continue to exist until class conflicts,
These continue to exist, but they stem not from a sense of commitment
relevant principles continue to exist in the conduct of the system of internal control to achieve specified objectives.
They attack like there's no tomorrow, and they don't think about the fact there's an Israeli society that has to continue to exist afterwards.
as the energy of all actions continue to exist in the ethers.
but its memories continue to exist in the collective consciousness.
People are born because their parents happened to meet and marry, and they continue to exist for a thousand other similar reasons.
Every stinking one of you should get down on your knees and thank God and me for letting you continue to exist in our kingdoms.
It means that the things or people continue to exist even if the child can't see it or them.
only 30% of family businesses continue to exist after being passed to the next generation.
cemetery villages only continue to exist due to negligence and corruption within the civil service.
the professions continue to exist.
Object permanence develops during this stage and is the realization that objects continue to exist even when they are out of sight.