Examples of using Cannot be won in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The game cannot be won.
They also point out that it's a war that cannot be won.
That game cannot be won.
Wars cannot be won without risks, Gaius.
So this game cannot be won.
This war cannot be won if that.
In his great wisdom, he knows that Mortal Kombat… cannot be won by treachery.
This game cannot be won or lost.
Now four COM ISAF's later,we hear a different message:"This cannot be won militarily.
Our battle cannot be won by force of arms.
But with that WAR cannot be won.
A nuclear war cannot be won and must not be fought.
Doesn't he realize that the war cannot be won this way?
A nuclear war cannot be won and must not be fought'.
If you are right about the British, this war cannot be won on a battlefield.
Nuclear War cannot be won and hence must never be fought”.
Insisting on Islam as the enemy means a permanent clash of civilization that cannot be won.".
However, the game cannot be won in a traditional way.
The time is coming when he will have to dance with the Snakes and the Foxes, playing a game that cannot be won.
A nuclear war cannot be won, so it must never be fought.".
In this lively and perilous adventure, Orm learns that friends, happiness,and true love cannot be won through deceit!
Faith is something that cannot be won through intimidation and fear.
In this lively and perilous adventure, Orm learns that friends, happiness,and true love cannot be won through deceit.
Gay rights cannot be won in the court rooms, but in the hearts and the minds of the people.
Now when the military are telling us that this is a war that cannot be won by military might alone, maybe we should listen.
But it's a war that cannot be won by the virtues of our unassailable military might and power alone.
It is the right of any woman to wear the hijab if she wants to,but representing Egypt in a race that cannot be won[in modest clothing]- that is the main problem."[4].
Although none of these games were as successful as SimCity, they further cemented Wright's reputation as a designer of"software toys"-games that cannot be won or lost.
Although none of these games were as successful as SimCity, they further cemented Wright's reputation as a designer of"software toys"-games that cannot be won or lost.