Examples of using Though not always in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The level of at least one of them is elevated in most patients, though not always.
relationship building is an important value in a business setting, though not always necessary.
You can usually withdraw money from an IRA, though not always from a 401(k).
The capital is often the largest city of its constituent, though not always.
a festival that in our times- though not always- includes a Christmas tree, brought into our houses from snow- and ice-clad nature.
one that demands more faith and worship for his gifts, though not always bestowing them.
one that demands more faith and worship for his gifts, though not always bestowing them.
Tiana comes to discover that dreams really do come true(though not always in the way we expect), that love can
Mohammad clearly had some knowledge of the Torah as later he would quote Moses(though not always accurately) more than 100 times in the Koran, the record of
to blacken the State of Israel and practically- though not always intentionally- they provide support to terror,” Nahshon wrote.
helpfully tackle those questions, with each reaching the conclusion that the timing and intensity of even a single bout of exercise can definitely affect your ability to remember- though not always beneficially.
the sun of the spring equinox rose in the sign of the Ram, though not always at exactly the same spot.
mass incarceration, shrinking civil liberties and often, though not always, torture.
He's also funny- though not always intentionally.
Public restrooms: yes, though not always open.
Geniuses maybe(though not always); but irreplaceable certainly not. .
Though not always correct they are still pretty entertaining.
She is also very, very funny, though not always intentionally.
Sometimes, though. Not always.
Everyone with a smartphone spreads stories, though not always reliable ones.