Examples of using Much more time in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Artists will inevitably spend much more time looking over their shoulder,
This game is dedicated to real football fans who are willing to devote much more time to it than many, because only regular training will lead to success;
But it also gives human children much more time to learn- in particular, to learn from the previous generation.
Of course, then it takes much more time, but at the minimum speed the probability of recording errors is much lower.
You might find you spend much more time studying for exams than other students,
it may take much more time to be delivered.
it is obvious that to fully discuss and address these issues in detail requires much more time than is currently available.
even fingers demand much more time, but they the most sparing in relation to hair.
account is virtually automatic, you will have that much more time for your non-investment life.
the social disparity will also narrow, even though that takes much more time.
life will quickly take on a new look and allow you much more time to attend to your own needs.
It will help inasmuch that as you go further into the New Age you will have much more time to yourself, and few if any worries.
You will likely spend much more time with them than your spouse or significant other.
I don't have much more time to talk to you, because the ruler of this world approaches.
You spend much more time than other people thinking about yourself and the world around you.
I don't have much more time to talk to you, for the evil prince of this world approaches.
You will find that gradually you will have so much more time to yourself, for your leisure pursuits and other interests.
I don't have much more time to talk to you, because the prince of this world approaches.
Woodwork requires special skills and much more time and effort than is spent in the manufacture of factory products.
For various reasons which a person does not always control, he may be devoting much more time to less valuable activities than to more important ones.