Examples of using The damage caused in English and their translations into Hebrew
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About 92% of the population justifies the Air Force strikes in Gaza despite the damage caused to infrastructure and the civilian population's suffering.
What can we as endurance athletes do to minimize the damage caused by the inevitable overflow of free radicals during training and competition?
Amazingly it didn't stop the practice of bloodletting till the 19th century when significant evidence regarding the damage caused by the procedure was accumulated.
So, what can we as endurance athletes do to minimize the damage caused by the inevitable overflow of free radicals during training and competition?
Much has already been written about the damage caused by excessive salary gaps within the organization.
Uh, the damage caused by two guns in a single shooting event extrapolated out to include all 4,999 of the missing guns.
Cyclops survey the damage caused by the sphere via jetpacks, meeting at the Golden Gate Bridge.
this not only reduces the damage caused by the laser drilling,
Most of all, it serves to soften the damage caused by irresponsible journalism and to demonstrate the generosity
TV:'… the full extent of the damage caused by what appears'to have been a large explosion.
An expert dentist like Dr. Yoav Orbach will be able to assess the damage caused by gum disease and advise on its treatment and rehabilitation.
You can limit the damage caused by plaque by brushing within a half hour after eating.
The damage caused by competition is likely to be particularly problematic in a monolithic society,
more UV to enter, increasing the damage caused by ultraviolet rays on the retina.
I have enclosed copies of the pictures of the damage caused to both vehicles involved in the accident.
you can observe the damage caused by the phenomenon of damage to the cause,
You can limit the damage caused by plaque by brushing within a half-hour of eating.
Shape-memory materials are characterized by the ability to repair the damage caused to them(such as plastic deformation)
The“relativity” test: The damage caused by the Council's decision is greater than its benefit.
