Examples of using Close to zero in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Pretty close to zero, I would say.
Despite all that hard work, the results were close to zero.
Adjustments close to zero will make subsequent changes easier.
But the chances of the product actually being gone are close to zero.
Both bonds and gold pay close to zero interest and for me that is untenable.
It means odds of recovering cognitive function drops close to zero.
So, overall, seven percent of 1.7 percent- or pretty close to zero percent- say they vote on the basis of policies related to Israel.
By the time thecourt broke for lunch, favourable rulings were close to zero.
Although Europe as a whole saw its trade balance remain close to zero, Germany ran a hefty trade surplus at the expense of Italy, Spain and Greece.
The chances that something serious would develop between me and Guy's sister are close to zero.
But I knew the odds of somebody making it were close to zero no matter how good they were.
By the time a meal break came around,the proportion of favorable rulings was close to zero.
For the weaker half of workers,the return to academic studies is close to zero, an unusual finding in international comparison.
And then the computer can sort of play Marco Polo,and drive down the error close to zero.
During the course of the pollution incident,the oxygen concentration was close to zero and those living creatures who perhaps managed to survive the poisoning by detergents were left with no chance of survival.
In terms of millionaire migration itself,the effect of the new tax was close to zero.
Since the Bank of Israel's interest rate has remained close to zero since 2015 it seems clear that there is no expectation of falling interest rates, and, therefore, the rapid rise in housing prices can only be explained by expectations of future housing price increases.
The United States FederalTreasury has kept interest rates close to zero since last December.
In fact, by the time court broke for lunch,the judges' proportion of favorable rulings was close to zero.
And this was in a way very obvious to everybody for a simple reason,which is that growth was close to zero percent during most of the history of mankind.
Almost all infectious disease experts recommend against routine vaccination of the civilian population becausethe risks of exposure to smallpox are very small and probably close to zero.
Certainly a pioneering firm will reap the benefits of early profits,but sometimes profits fall close to zero as a patent expires.
Imagine what happens when the cost ofgetting information from anywhere to anywhere is close to zero.
Like the U.S. Federal Reserve,the Bank of Japan has cut interest rates close to zero.
Most renewable energy sources has an average energy balance(average cycle 1 year)very low or even close to zero.
At the same time, but just as troubling, the chances of Israel having a 5Gmobile network operating before 2022 look close to zero.
The result is a lightweight electric car that weighs under 500 pounds andhas a top speed of 55 miles an hour, all with close to zero emissions.
WCS said that the container shipping industry's goal remains to keep the loss of containers carried on those ships as close to zero as possible.
If we have enough income to cover those average repair costs every month, why should we keep tens ofthousands of dollars in a money market account at close to zero interest?
The city administration has a long-standing record of progressive policies on migration-related issues(Barcelona enacted its first programs to support migrants in the 1980s,when foreign immigration was close to zero).