Examples of using Despite not in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Despite not being technically advanced,
But despite not remembering making this particular statement,
the gas in Israel, can decide who will consume gas despite not being signed to any agreement.
Because we got used to experiencing these laws, over and over again, despite not knowing why they occur, we take them for granted.
If they then call themselves Buddhists, despite not believing in rebirth and that karma carries over from one lifetime to another, I have no problem at all.
The 2005- 06 season opened with high hopes for the Magic despite not being able to add first round draft pick Vasquez.
Despite not having an official role in his administration Ivanka's name was mentioned more than once during Trump's press conference.
Despite not being one of the main characters,
They will do so despite not knowing how long the suffering of their exile will last.
They have taken our houses through an illegal foreclosure process, despite not having the original mortgage.
happy to show that I'm not entirely ignorant, despite not knowing Rip or Lyle.
where Sigmar Polke, despite not teaching him directly, influenced him.
Humans are clever creatures, and we have found ways to use grains as a food source, despite not being naturally adapted to eating them**.
Who is ranked in the top ten, and which firms are considered favorably abroad, despite not being among the largest in Israel?
However, both Lavrov and Pompeo said they shared a desire to improve battered ties despite not being able to confirm a suggestion by President Donald Trump that he would meet Putin on the sidelines of a meeting of the G20 in Japan next month.
Despite not having voted against the bill,
Despite not being called up by then Brazil coach Dunga,
type of specialized work, which led him, despite not having intentions to do so, to a long
Despite not earning the presidential
has not been allowed a pillow or bed sheets despite not having been convicted of a crime.