Examples of using But virtually in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But virtually any kind of noodles will work here!
It's not nice, but virtually everyone does it.
But virtually none of those readers becomes a leader ever.
Its well known in the UK, but virtually unknown here.
But virtually all deniers have falsely branded themselves as.
They're all over the globe, but virtually all of them live in tropical rainforests.
Moreover, it wasn't just in the geographic locale of nuclear tests, but virtually planetwide.
Although, the symptoms appear in the childhood, but virtually define the personality of the individuals as they step into adulthood.
Discover how changing your diet can help younot only treat Uterine Fibroids, but virtually any disease.
Data of up to +9 centimeters in only a few months are relatively rare to see,but virtually every consumer could according to their own statements increase by +3 centimeters or even more.
But virtually all of its 49 pages were devoted to eyewitness testimony and expert analysis of weaponry in eight Israeli attacks that killed 104 people, 59 of them under 18.
The above rulesapply not only to favor the corners, but virtually all elements of design houses.
In its appeal Friday night, the Justice Department said Watson's interpretation of the Supreme Court's ruling on what family relationships qualify“empties the court'sdecision of meaning, as it encompasses not just‘close' family members, but virtually all family members.
Not only will humanity not be a part of this picture,but virtually no geological record will remain of us whatsoever.
Natural variations in these genes may explain why some people control their infection more effectively, and may influence the sensitivity of different populations to infection- the mutation that deletes the CCR5 gene, for instance,occurs in about 1.5% of northern European Caucasians but virtually no black Africans.
Data of up to +9 centimeters in only a few months are relatively rare to see,but virtually every consumer could according to their own statements increase by +3 centimeters or even more.
She was a pioneer of abstract art,preceding even Kandinsky and Mondrian, but virtually unknown in her lifetime.
On either side of a steep-sided fjord rise tier upon tier of houses, some white,some pastel yellow, but virtually all with neo-classical pediments- a reminder that 100 years ago this was one of Greece's most prosperous islands.
As we know the overwhelming number of Muslims are not terrorists,(thank God), but virtually all terrorists are Muslims.
Over the last twenty-five yearsthousands of books and articles have been written about strategy, but virtually nothing has been written about the strategist or what this demanding role requires of a leader.
Median per capita income was $18,700 in the United States in 2010(which translates to about $75,000 for a family of four after taxes), up 20 percent since 1980but virtually unchanged since 2000, after adjusting for inflation.
But there is virtually nothing like this for us.
But it went virtually unnoticed, without causing much excitement.
This record is more 30 years but questions remain virtually unchanged….
These are, of course, very popular in the UK, but are virtually never eaten in the US.
The new MINI Cooper SE develops its sportyflair not only with striking spontaneity but also virtually noiselessly.
And given your time together, I'm sorry, but it's virtually impossible.
And it's better to preserve their own health is OK, but only virtually hurt during the game for girls Hospital.