Examples of using One generation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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are as one generation that has extended its life over several millennia,
this undertaking is so complicated and difficult that it demands the full strength of an entire generation, perhaps even more than one generation.
Prejudice is not innate- it has been thoroughly taught by one generation to the next down through the centuries,
And I understood that could also represent the rift between one generation and the next, between people like me and my father's generation,
This long chain of incremental improvements- one generation improving or amplifying the results of previous generations- contrasts sharply with the idea of overthrowing the current order and replacing it with revolutionary ideas
all generations since the beginning of Creation to the end of correction are as one generation that has extended its life over several thousand years, until it developed and became corrected as it should be.
all generations since the beginning of Creation to the final correction are like one generation that has extended its life over several thousand years, until it developed and was corrected as it should be.
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related to research methods, which stem in large part from the CBS decision to keep track of citizens' ethnic origins for only one generation.
Therefore, with regard to the souls, all generations since the beginning of Creation to the final correction are like one generation that has extended its life over several thousand years, until it developed and was corrected as it should be.
Therefore, with regard to the souls, all generations since the beginning of Creation to the end of correction are as one generation that has extended its life over several thousand years, until it developed and became corrected as it should be.
none the less the fruits of their endeavors are the most valuable contributions which one generation can make to its successors.
that at the very least, the system has one generation skipped for reincarnation within a family.
While the Sin of the Spies led to a forty year delay in the accomplishment of the divine promise and the death of but one generation, the sin of Gad and Reuven risks the complete and permanent destruction of the Children of Israel.
What unites one generation with those that preceded it is the common and shared purpose of
Therefore, all the generations, from the first to the very last are considered to be one generation that has been stretched over thousands of years, from the cradle of mankind
placed it within a rather ungainly utopia, only one generation later, Aristotle presents the rule of the thinking man as obvious and natural.
in the 1990s attests, starting in the early 1970s, in one generation Jerusalem underwent the kind of architectural and physical transformation that takes most cities decades
so the issues that one generation faces are often quite different to the generations before and after them," he said.
leaving DirectX often one generation behind.