Examples of using Because unfortunately in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
Because, unfortunately, it was wrong.
And I'm available all weekend because unfortunately, I'm available all weekend.
Because unfortunately, New York is not unique.
I'm glad you're not thinking about it, Thomas, because unfortunately, I can't.
I can't, because, unfortunately, it's news.
We are literally going to sleep our way to the top-- literally--(Laughter)(Applause) because unfortunately, for men, sleep deprivation has become a virility symbol.
Because unfortunately, that 'sthat's a deal breaker for them.
That I must apologize from the bottom of my heart because, unfortunately, Samuel cannot be here this afternoon.
Because unfortunately, there are bad actors in every industry.
Courage to believe in light, because unfortunately, many people give in to the darkness.
Because unfortunately, you're the only person who can do this.
It's very important to prevent it to begin with, because unfortunately everyone knows where it begins and where it ends.”.
Because unfortunately for men, sleep deprivation has become a virility symbol.
You may want to reflect on if that'show you would really characterize what happened. Because, unfortunately, in this country when a confession's coerced, it's usually thrown out.
Because unfortunately, according to all the polls, a majority of the Israeli public vehemently opposes the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Make sure that your psychologist doesn't have these characteristics, because unfortunately, not everyone who calls themselves a therapist has the proper knowledge and attitude to help you.
That's because, unfortunately, the other side, with whom the State of Israel is meant to make peace, those“others” called the Palestinians, reject this plan outright.
Now when Revelations was written, only God had the capacity to end the world,but now man does too, because unfortunately, before man figured out how to be rational or peaceful, he figured out nuclear weapons and how to pollute on a catastrophic scale.
And that's because, unfortunately, these seven animals essentially correspond to 0.0009 percent of all of the species that inhabit the planet.
Now when Revelations was written, only God had the capacity to end the world,but now man does too, because unfortunately, before man figured out how to be rational or peaceful, he figured out nuclear weapons.
Because, unfortunately, the Zohar tells us that even most of those who are involved in spiritual work do so on the level of selfishness and for their own spiritual growth;
It doesn't because, unfortunately, I'm a slow learner.
Because, unfortunately for Chris, even if he was telling the truth, even if I was an accomplice, in order to have his statement admitted in court, you would need some sort of corroborating evidence linking me to at least one of these crimes.
I say should, because unfortunately this doesn't always happen.
That's the stigma, because unfortunately, we live in a world where if you break your arm, everyone runs over to sign your cast, but if you tell people you're depressed, everyone runs the other way.
We're calling today because, unfortunately, it appears that someone has attempted to steal your identity.
This, my friend, is merely a model… because, unfortunately, time machine number two… is in the hands of the Bowler Hat Guy.
School was very complicated, just because unfortunately sometimes the school systems don't necessarily have the tools or want to accommodate you.
They're circulating among Welsh speakers because, unfortunately, it's all too common that things are not just badly translated, but are put together by people who have no idea about the language.
So there's that big screen, and there's no planets, because unfortunately it doesn't actually work very well,because the light waves of the light and waves diffracts around that screen the same way it did in the telescope.
