Examples of using If not always in English and their translations into Hebrew
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If not always, at least sometimes.
Police are also generally friendly if not always helpful.
The ground of Jerusalem, if not always sacred, has been sanctified by the life of Jesus Christ.
Police are also generally friendly if not always helpful.
Thanks to his lucrative if not always legal businesses, she and their three little girls live in luxury.
People also translate
The local Police are also generally friendly if not always helpful.
The regime has displayed at least a willingness, if not always a sufficient capacity, to confront the most difficult problems head on.
The local Police are also generally friendly if not always helpful.
His demeanour is often- if not always- serene and ethereal, and he usually spoke in a calm, pleasant voice even when Harry thought that he was actually furious.
The Castaños and their men were efficient, if not always subtle.
And it was interesting, if not always entirely relevant to me.
Basic Biblical practice and morality were honored even if not always observed.
The coverage, even if not always positive, encourages open and courageous dialogue in Morocco on issues related to its ties with Israel and Israel's relations with the Arab and Muslim world.
(At least in theory, if not always in reality).
But that is a stereotype,and the stereotypes of things are often, if not always, wrong.
The media coverage in Morocco, even if not always positive, encourages open and courageous dialogue in Morocco on issues related to relations with Israel and to Israel's relations with the Arab and Muslim world.
Over the years Motorola's flagship Moto Xhas proven to be quite popular, if not always very well selling.
In English the differences between things and actions are clearly, if not always logically, distinguished, but a great number of Chinese words do duty for both nouns and verbs- so that one who thinks in Chinese has little difficulty in seeing that objects are also events, that our world is a collection of processes rather than entities.
But beneath the surface of Germansociety there were also currents of resistance, if not always consciously political.
At last the computers have located a suitable destination… a planet physically and biologically compatible with Krypton… whose inhabitants resemble ours… and whose society is based on ethical standards… which we, too,embrace in concept… if not always in deed.
They have been trained in Western-style universities, and they share the methodology if not always the cultural values and attitudes of their Western colleagues.
Students of digital communication see theemerging acceptance of whimsical signifiers as inevitable, if not always desirable.
Generally, he made his journeys to the destination from the position of a‘supporting actor,' in the political and perhaps also in the psychological sense of the role, evenif not always according to the bureaucratic definition.
The latest studies in which scientists compared natural remedies to the most popular pharmaceutical inventions haveshown that chemical loaded medicines often(if not always) do more harm than good to your body.