Examples of using To a greater extent in English and their translations into Hebrew
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nigraj-blankaj emphasizes to a greater extent the contrast to koloraj.
may increase the plasma concentrations of amlodipine to a greater extent[see Drug Interactions(7.1)].
the importance and use of online shopping has raised to a greater extent.
even to a greater extent than for the Neanderthals actually,
In many countries around the world instead of the term enterprise uses the term'company', to a greater extent it reflects the economic and commercial policy against the owner of an economic entity than a purely virobnichotorgovelni relationship.
To a greater extent than on the federal or state level,
To a greater extent than on the federal or state level,
since it depends on the diet, to a greater extent, the amount of milk that can be fed from one animal.
While Roman sculpture copied from the Greeks, it emphasized the individual to a greater extent, and many busts of famous but also anonymous people have survived.
costs for contractors and entrepreneurs, and the Housing Ministry underwrites the construction and renovation of public buildings to a greater extent in preferred areas.
never heard of it, how the stock market and banks to impose their authority on parliaments to a greater extent, as the development of democracy?
During pregnancy, man has to accept that the care of the first child will fall on him to a greater extent, especially during the last months of pregnancy.
iPhone XS Max were affected to a greater extent by cellular network congestion,
will feel assaulted, some to a greater extent, others in a lighter way,
The objectives are concentrated to a greater extent in the presentation of contemporary art to promote Iranian skills from the point of view of quality
To a greater extent, a person selling himself into slavery- which was a common occurrence at some point
freedoms recognized herein, or at their limitation to a greater extent than is provided for in the present Covenant.
Something that largely prevails among European banks, to a greater extent in France and Italy,
To a great extent, they justifiably feel persecuted,
To a great extent, it has already happened here,