Examples of using Cannot be avoided in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A fight cannot be avoided.
I suppose some element of risk cannot be avoided.
Winter cannot be avoided.
Tis foolish to fear what cannot be avoided.".
That pain cannot be avoided sometimes.
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That ageing is something that cannot be avoided.
Clashes cannot be avoided but they can be solved.
The inevitable cannot be avoided.
If hostilities cannot be avoided the United States desires that Japan commit the first overt act.".
These times of chaos cannot be avoided.
Changes cannot be avoided and once things settle down you will see that the world is becoming more temperate.
The numbers cannot be avoided.
It is just a natural part of the circle of life and cannot be avoided.
Struggle cannot be avoided.
The patient's consentmay be given only for risks that cannot be avoided;
Judgment cannot be avoided.
Menopause is something that occurs to women naturally andit is one such thing that cannot be avoided in a women's life.
Memories cannot be avoided.
For the“war of position” to be successful,linkage with traditional forms of political intervention like parties and trade-unions cannot be avoided.
Comparisons cannot be avoided.
Growing old is something that cannot be avoided.
A temporary state of chaos cannot be avoided, as this is a massive project and it cannot be rushed.
Although insurance cannot be avoided.
Cookies are everywhere and cannot be avoided if you enjoy access to the best and largest sites on the Internet- local or international.
Yet avoidance cannot be avoided.
Cookies are everywhere and cannot be avoided, if you wish to access the best and largest websites on the Internet- local or international.
In most cases, it cannot be avoided.
If you are convinced that aging is natural and cannot be avoided, this will be the reality you will create for yourself.
These are just a few of the moral questions that cannot be avoided when you begin to examine real, historical cases of evil.