Examples of using Most readers in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
I suppose that most readers were not yet alive at the time,
worth being reminded of today, but it's not what most readers remember from The Time Machine.
Most readers of that first book assumed that, because it was published in 1997, Harry attended Hogwarts during the 1990s.
When a paragraph in an evening newspaper reveals a decades-old tragedy, most readers barely give it a glance.
We would think that most readers will find the first version more difficult to understand.
When a paragraph in an evening newspaper reveals a decades-old tragedy, most readers barely give it a glance.
When a paragraph in an evening newspaper reveals a decades-old tragedy, most readers barely give it a glance.
While I'm guessing most readers have not read this study,
It should be readily apparent to most readers that syncretistic tendencies exist within some portions of the modern Jewish community as well,
Also, include bullet points and possibly subtitles to make it easy to read-and, more important, easy to scan--as most readers scan a page before deciding whether or not to read all the details.
Naturally, I did not expect a full description of the proof-- they say that only a very small part of the worlds' mathematicians can understand it-- but I think most readers will find Singh's assumptions about their mathematical understanding to be insulting.
Most readers could not predict whether a given subject would be found in Micropædia
The specs of the project will look very familiar to most readers: a typical board for the sensor, a temp sensor that most readers have likely worked with a dozen times before,
Probably not suitable for most readers.
Most readers, listeners, and viewers do not know that these are lies.
Because most readers are looking for information first
Cruel” and“unusual” are likely two of the first words most inmates- and most readers- would use to describe solitary confinement.
so it is an example that should feel very familiar to most readers.
Most people living today in Israel, including the author of these words were born after 1967(and I assume I'm older than most readers of this post).
For most readers to New Zealand,