Examples of using Almost certainly not in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Almost certainly not.
Over the long term, almost certainly not.
Almost certainly not.
I would say almost certainly not, right?
Almost certainly not.
For the people themselves, almost certainly not.
Almost certainly not.
The story varies, but they are almost certainly not real ones.
Almost certainly not a mental disorder.
Probably not for very long and almost certainly not its agents.
Almost certainly not, unless you are very fortunate.
They have only communicated over the dark net,so I would say almost certainly not.
You will almost certainly not be challenged at the airport.
If you seek to be the best at everything, you will almost certainly not succeed.
Almost certainly not as soon as seven years, but very likely to be less than 20 years.
For various reasons which we will get into later, cancer, as a whole,is almost certainly NOT a genetic disease.
The loans were almost certainly not made gladly, but how do you refuse your King?
I will conclude bytelling you about a simple remedy for these illusions that you will almost certainly not accept.
Doctor, what… what I'm looking for would almost certainly not present itself in the course of a normal autopsy.
This is almost certainly not going to work, but we have been working on it for years and have invested substantial personal funds in it.
An Israeli attack may have a better chance of meeting that goal,but it would almost certainly not enjoy the same international support as a U.S. strike.
These people would have almost certainly not survived, had they not sought shelter in these caves, since 95% of the Jews in Ukraine were exterminated.
When House Of Pain exhorted the world to jump around, jump around, jump around, jump up, jump up, and indeed get down,they were almost certainly not lauding the benefits of adding plyometric exercises to your training regime.
The concept is almost certainly not going to be realized, but designs like this and the Queen B(Bioshielding) may offer a clue as to what kind of structure could eventually be used to keep astronauts alive in the extreme environment of Mars.
So, if you file a first application which has not beendrafted by a Patent Attorney(and will therefore almost certainly not be fully or properly drafted), and then publicly disclose your invention, you may also have given away your ability to patent your invention.
Processing an application can take up to 25 working days after the application is received, so an applicant whose request issubmitted less than one month before the deadline will almost certainly not have enough time to submit additional material or appeal the decision.
Curiosity(crushed in a classroom where you must study what others wish, rather than that subject which you are burning to know), role-modeling(not easy when the only person older than you isa teacher whom you probably dislike and is almost certainly not practicing the profession you would choose) and spontaneous play(that's right out the window, for children are so restrained by school that even"recess" becomes a time for working off violent energy rather than exploring one's world).