Examples of using Which has made in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This resulted in lower-priced surgeries that are very appealing to unknowing patients from other countries seeking hair transplants, which has made Turkey a medical tourism hotspot.
In each of the cases it is only necessary to find the source of menace(an actual psychotic) which has made them as they are.
The University of Bayreuth is a medium-sized campus university which is committed to the highest academic standards and which has made a conscious effort to set itself apart from larger universities.
Instead, availability of land simply fed speculative activity, which has made the popping of the bubble much more painful.
Agent 83 has top skills, which has made her rivals with Agent 84.
One of the main features has been to spread information to as many people as possible, which has made it impossible for it to be prevented from coming out.
The 21 st Century has ushered in an impactful revolution which has made data much more accessible to the public.
Mr Renzi's political party, which has made restructuring it a political nightmare, say bankers.
education are hard to obtain, which has made Syria a social powder keg.
If Qatar is allowed to ban Israeli fans from entering this will reflect negatively on FIFA, which has made inclusion a primary hallmark of their ethos,” Rothstein said.
We have had all these messages which has made us realize there are so many other people in this situation, I don't want
We therefore request the immediate opening of the Erez Crossing to move goods into Gaza and to ease the heavy truck traffic which has made the lives of the residents in the south unbearable.".
We have had all these messages which has made us realize there are so many other people in this situation, I don't want
If Qatar is allowed to ban Israeli fans from entering this will reflect negatively on FIFA, which has made inclusion a primary hallmark of their ethos.”.
He served six years as Britain's health minister- a role which has made him unpopular with many voters who work in or rely on the state-run, financially stretched National Health Service.
the gambling center which has made Monte Carlo"an international byword for the extravagant display and reckless dispersal of wealth.".
And the takeover of half our political spectrum by the 0.01 percent is, I would argue, also responsible for the degradation of our economic discourse, which has made any sensible discussion of what we should be doing impossible.
the gambling center which has made Monte Carlo"an international byword for the extravagant display and reckless dispersal of wealth".
the gambling center which has made Monte Carlo"an international byword for the extravagant display and reckless dispersal of wealth".