Examples of using Though not necessarily in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Training the actor/dancer in a laboratory of dance-theatre creates motivation underlying the material incarnation, and out of the formal search dramatic and fictional contents might, in retrospect, though not necessarily, be understood, though these might be non-coherent.
at least from certain activities- though not necessarily the same ones that they enjoyed before.
from President Jimmy Carter, for example, greenlighting the operation- did, though not necessarily in the time frame on screen.
Though not necessarily a probability higher than fifty percent,
Though not necessarily a probability higher than fifty percent,
while Amis defined light verse as essentially light in tone, though not necessarily simple in composition.
It is simply a code word for“humans badly treated by other humans,” though not necessarily in a sense that is troubling to the speaker,
Though, not necessarily out of here.
Though not necessarily, you know.
Though not necessarily as charged.
Community loyalty often, though not necessarily, translates into brand loyalty.
That's right, baby… though not necessarily in that order.
Usually both eyes are affected, though not necessarily with symmetrical development.
In both nations, religion- though not necessarily its practice- is central to national identity.
Replace partial with the older term focal to describe seizures that originate in one part of the brain(though not necessarily a small or well-defined area).
Replace partial with the older term focal to describe seizures that originate in one part of the brain(though not necessarily a small or well defined area).
politics are religion(though not necessarily in that order!).
politics are religion(though not necessarily in that order).
politics are religion(though not necessarily in that order).
Proposed changes to terminology include: Replace partial with the older term focal to describe seizures that originate in one part of the brain(though not necessarily a small or well defined area).