Examples of using I'm often asked in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I'm often asked about our house.
This is a question that I'm often asked, so let me explain.
I'm often asked,"What makes a hero?"?
I'm often asked what I'm afraid of.
As one of the founders of Check Point Software andmore recently Cato Networks, I'm often asked for my opinion on the future of IT in general, and security and networking in particular.
I'm often asked my opinion of a photograph.
Folks, I'm often asked about my qualifications.
I'm often asked,"what is my secret?".
As a blogger, I'm often asked to write about success stories in marketing.
I'm often asked where to begin and how to take action.
And I'm often asked why I don't also paint men.
I'm often asked how or why I became a parliamentarian.
I'm often asked if I plan to"go back" to Ghana.
I'm often asked,“What is the Buddha's position on war?”.
I'm often asked,"Is digital media replacing the museum?".
I'm often asked,“when are you going to have another baby?”.
I'm often asked if the places in my books are real or not.
I'm often asked how I manage when travelling around the world.
I'm often asked if we're prepared to kill in order to achieve our ends.
I'm often asked how I can afford to travel all over the place so much.
I'm often asked, how does the ability to seek goals follow from this sort of framework?
I'm often asked by parents what advice can I give them to help get kids interested in science?
I'm often asked why I do art, what do I want to say with my art photography, and what is the use of it?
I'm often asked,“How long does it take for people to receive referrals from their network and how do we speed this process up?”.
I'm often asked if we have an incentive to increase engagement on Facebook because that creates more advertising real estate- even if it's not in people's best interests.
I'm often asked if we have an incentive to increase engagement on Facebook because that creates more advertising real estate, even if it's not in people's best interests.
I'm often asked by people how I can do this work, the prevailing assumption tending to be that the work of listening to trauma would in itself be traumatic.