Examples of using Because it exists in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Not because it exists.
So it's good simply because it exists.
Because it exists in you too.
Not just because it exists.
Because it exists around people.
You have come because it exists.
You don't have to use every piece of technology just because it exists.
Stop imagining, because it exists now.
Furthermore, hormone-sensitive triacylglycerol lipase(HSL), which helps to break down intramuscular fat,appears to have higher activity in women because it exists in higher quantities in type I fibers.
It is good because it exists.
A political solution requires recognition of the right of the Hebrew people to self-determination-not because this people has an alleged“ownership rights” over Palestine but because it exists here and cannot be extirpated.
An opinion doesn't have merit simply because it exists.
A place becomes a place because it exists in that someone's heart, as a story.
In other words, they hate Israel because it exists.
The study is our existence not just because it exists in our souls, but because it revives us and makes us vital.
Not all technology is wanted merely because it exists.
Israel's intense poverty is almost ignored because it exists on the social margins, far from the center of attention, and affects mainly the ultra-Orthodox and Arab sectors.
What appears to us as reality that we perceivenow is called an imaginary reality because it exists only in our imagination.
We do not expect that just because it exists, that people use it. .
The Universe exists because it exists.
This view of Hegel as an apologist of state power and precursor of 20th century totalitarianism was criticized by Herbert Marcuse in his"Reason and Revolution: Hegel and the Rise of Social Theory", on the grounds that Hegel was not an apologist for any state orform of authority simply because it existed: for Hegel the state must always be rational.
And it wasn't edited because it existed in only one manuscript which was so badly damaged during the firebombing of Dresden in World War II that generations of scholars had pronounced it lost.
This view of Hegel as an apologist of state power and precursor of 20th century totalitarianism was criticized by Herbert Marcuse in his"Reason and Revolution: Hegel and the Rise of Social Theory", on the grounds that Hegel was not an apologist for any state orform of authority simply because it existed: for Hegel the state must always be rational.
It exists because it is so.
Because it barely exists.
It exists because it serves a need.