Examples of using Only increased in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But being so visible has only increased his need to protect the community and find the limits of who he can and can't save.
The Germans placed Mercier under house arrest in a bid to silence him but it only increased his popularity.
Moreover, Western criticism of antisemitism only increased antisemitic statements in the Arab press, and sparked no rethinking.
Too dangerous,” I was told, which only increased my admiration for the Jewish communities there.
Strangely, the uprising which caused several Glinski family members to either go into hiding or be publicly killed only increased the power of Ivan IV.
however, this only increased her ambition.
Strangely, the uprising that caused several Glinski family members to either go into hiding or be publicly killed only increased Ivan's power.
I am an idealist and this type of intimidation only increased my motivation,” he says.
In this study, IL-6 levels only increased by 5 times(this vaccine does not contain aluminum).
Comparative studies show that ultrasonic TPP not only increased the yield of andrographolide
Retail sales at businesses in the rest of the neighborhood only increased by 18%.
After his death, Basquiat's work only increased in value- but the energy and flair of his pieces have impacted much more than their financial worth.
The study found that people with osteoporosis who consumed foods rich in vitamin K not only increased bone density
But… Your power level only increased because everyone's energy transferred to you.
This information only increased the excitement and anticipation ahead,
The GNP per capita only increased by US$30 in the nine years after 1960, reaching only US$131 in 1969.
the great jihad only increased our firm belief, God willing, and our conviction that this is all a prelude to victory.”.
Expenditure on rent only increased the gap by 52%,
But it only increased from 0.6 of one percent to 0.8 of one percent of the ocean protected, globally.
a process that was meant to bring peace but in fact only increased terrorism and violence.