Examples of using Increasing numbers in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It is a combination of all of these factors which could generate increasing numbers of Jews from affluent Western societies,
With increasing numbers of children running and kicking their way down soccer fields across America,
They are surely concerned with the loss of Jewish identity among increasing numbers of young Americans of Jewish ethnic origin who were not even provided with an elementary Jewish education.
There are increasing numbers of people who want to come and live in this country,
For the last decade, self-proclaimed abductees have been coming to Dr. David Jacobs in rapidly increasing numbers, with alarmingly similar stories of alien hybrid integration into society.
So here, we have the production of goods not just for survival or subsistence and increasing numbers of villages around the world dedicated to producing these kinds of goods for the consumption by other people.
Hopefully, aside from turning to Israel as a haven from persecution, increasing numbers of those sensitive to Jewish continuity,
said:"With increasing numbers of people being diagnosed with COPD,
But, as increasing numbers of us seek refuge from the demands of modern life and its electronic distractions, venturing into the wilderness in search
At the same time, there is mounting evidence that increasing numbers of American Jews at the grassroots level have become disillusioned and in many cases
Consequently, increasing numbers of people are becoming followers of God who don't know things that are closely related to the salvation of man such as what creation is,
Students are drawn to Sciences Po- including increasing numbers(over 25% of the student body)
the political arena, increasing numbers of“emancipated” Jews worship nihilism
we have seen increasing numbers of planets outside of our solar system being confirmed, and just last month,
local levels, and the increasing numbers of voices for peace,
In stark contrast to 10 years ago, when 93% of American Jews identified themselves as Jews by religion, increasing numbers of Jews now define themselves as“Jews of no religion.”.
While the impact on wildlife from mass tourism is not entirely beneficial, the fact that increasing numbers of people are enjoying nature at first hand suggests some hope for the future.
Starting in the early 2000s, though, a confluence of forces began pushing preferences ever further in the direction of preparation: the increasing numbers of dual-career families scrambling to arrange child care;
This could also apply to fast food because of the risk they pose to childhood health and also the increasing numbers of people who are being diagnosed with conditions such as diabetes and obesity at an early age.
At the same time, there is mounting evidence that increasing numbers of American Jews at the grassroots level have become disillusioned and in many cases