Examples of using Gradually lost in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They gradually lost their faith.
Over the next decade, she gradually lost her vision.
Humanity gradually lost this faculty of living in communion with the spiritual world.
Over the centuries the idea of Terra Australis gradually lost its hold.
Gradually lost faith in lahmarko, EPSON and even combines HP's( it combines, simple old"one in one" are very good).
The game still became enormous, but gradually lost popularity over the years.
The Jordanian police and army were no longer thesource of authority in the Jordanian refugee camps, and they gradually lost authority in the.
The astral body gradually lost the power of vision and became inwardly dark but man's progress lay in this very loss of astral clairvoyance.
In the face of stiff British competition, they gradually lost control over Philippine business.
The man of later times gradually lost all knowledge of how his physical, etheric and astral content are connected- through the solid, the fluid and the aeriform- with the Divine.
He had settled in New Hampshire to escape the spotlight and gradually lost interest in having his works published.
Soon those direct experiences of chemicals were treated as abstractions byso-called modern scientists whose daylight consciousness gradually lost the attributes of sleep.
The Jordanian police and army were no longer thesource of authority in the Jordanian refugee camps, and they gradually lost authority in the north of the kingdom as well.
In the end, his fondness for them primarily lying in their innocence, as something of a breath of fresh air in a cynical world,waned as they gradually lost that defining feature of children.
He gradually loses power.
We gradually lose our capacity to reason and debate;
The earthly influences assert themselves because man gradually loses the art of breathing.
He is so grief-stricken by this grave mistake that he gradually loses touch with reality, his wits only restored once Cordelia takes him in.
Splitska in the second half of the 20th century, gradually losing all important functions which ultimately leads to collapse of the quarry.
But after a great start, many people gradually lose their motivation when reality doesn't meet their expectations.
Gradually lose the weight so that your skin is able to have enough time to tighten.
Symptoms usually begin in early childhood; patients gradually lose mobility and typically die from heart or respiratory failure around age 20.
But sitting in one place,without adequate practice without participating in trials Lawyer gradually loses its qualification.
During the heating season,even initially high-quality coolant gradually loses its properties.
Many successors of the old oracles came into being on these continents, but not without gradually losing the significance of the old oracles.
In young individuals, the disc is soft and elastic,but much like many other of the body's structures, it gradually loses its elasticity and becomes more vulnerable to injury.
But the approaching dawn, and qi energy is gradually losing the quality of Yin, and with the rise, with the first rays of the sun, the world is Yang- the active principle.
For the independent residents in protected living, the existence of supported protected living, adjacent to the independent protected living, canassist at the time of a temporary or prolonged crisis when, Heaven forbid, they gradually lose their functioning ability.
Is gradually losing the role of locomotive of world economy and has come finest hour in Europe and the single European currency, which was put into circulation in 1999 What now happening with the economy the major European countries?
In the economic sphere, the high rate of unemployment leads to a loss of economic resources, damage to economic growth, decline in the state's tax revenues, increase in state expenses on unemployment benefits and social services, and severe impact on human capital,since people who are not employed gradually lose their professional skills after the state invested considerable amounts of money in their training.