Examples of using Most of the problems in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Most of the problems we face are ones we have solved before, so we just
Most of the problems in physics can't be solved exactly in closed form.
Most of the problems were fixed within a month,
It is possible to permanently eliminate the beliefs and conditionings that cause most of the problems in your life.
After years of struggles, most of the problems have been solved, but some professions have yet to be recognized by the Israeli authorities.
Previously, I was able to fix most of the problems by rooting the phone
Most of the problems relate to natural phenomena,
First of all, most of the problems discussed above can be avoided by proper maintenance.
Most of the problems relate to natural phenomena, and require the ability to develop a suitable physical model.
in recent days, according to reports, most of the problems have been solved.
Today available to patients many treatment processes that are capable solve most of the problems and perform full mouth rehabilitation.
It's new in Israel and I recommend this method, which solves most of the problems.
question then i could resolve most of the problems in the world.
This will be fairly easy for you to do because most of the problems and disappointments of the past should have been left behind last year… leaving the way open for new challenges.
This will be fairly easy for Michael Dell to achieve as most of the problems and disappointments of the past will tend to disappear, paving the way to face life's new challenges.
Many sedatives can be misused, but barbiturates and benzodiazepines are responsible for most of the problems with sedative use due to their widespread recreational or non-medical use.
I think that most of the problems would be solved if the court system would use heavy sanctions against inciting,
All sedatives can be abused, but barbiturates and benzodiazepines are responsible for most of the problems with sedative abuse due to their widespread"recreational" or non-medical use.