Examples of using If not most in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Many, if not most, of the victims were gang-raped.
I mean,you have overcome obstacles that many if not most people would have fallen--.
Many(if not most) churches are like fortresses.
However, I also have reason to believe that many, if not most, of you are actually tying your shoes incorrectly.
Many, if not most, doors will be closed to them.
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These habits are so simple and common that many- if not most- of us are guilty of committing each one at some point.
Many, if not most, of the accusations were undoubtedly valid.
According to CBP, it hasn't been canceled outright-but it has been delayed for much, if not most, of 2013.
In some cases, if not most, the children's fathers are waiting for them in their countries of origin.
Many, if not most of us, when we hit puberty, we start worrying about fitting in and being popular.
As liberal values have become the norm this decade, many, if not most, Jewish Americans have been a solid component of this anti-God movement.
Many, if not most, Crimeans supported the Russian takeover- in Sevastopol in particular, the level of support is absolutely overwhelming.
The key is to find a dentist who has not lost their compassion andreally cares about their patients' comfort- many if not most dentists do!
It's entirely possible that many, if not most, of the infants benefited on the whole from the added care.
Besides Texas, where he will pick up at least 100 delegates even if he loses the state, there are 292 delegates at stake in upcoming proportional primaries,and Romney will win at least half of those, if not most.
In some cases, if not most, the children's fathers are waiting for them in the country of origin after their return.
They are under extreme pressure to keep themselves below the radar in order to survive, and many, if not most, are afraid to do any evangelizing among Muslims.
Also, he said,"many, if not most, music and video copyrights are owned by California-based companies.".
Unless this is repudiated by the committed Jewish leadership,the message conveyed will be that many, if not most, American Jews want to distance themselves from Israel.
Furthermore, many- if not most- of their investments in computer-industry companies other than IBM appear to have been unprofitable.
And when people get good communication andunderstand what's involved, many, if not most, tend not to want a lot of the aggressive stuff that they're getting.".
Why is that many, if not most, women in developed countries do appear to shed a lot of gunge along with the blood, but the most natural-living women don't appear to?
I believe women face uniquechallenges that can be so overwhelming that many, if not most, risk developing significant depression, anxiety, and even substance abuse problems.
Many- if not most- of the advice books of the period were concerned with codifying gender and class within the realm of romance because they were aimed primarily at successful courtship, which generally depended on the ability to adopt the codes of the well-bred middle class.
Antisemitism at the universities has risen to record levels and many, if not most, Jewish students simply lie low and try to avoid confrontations with anti-Israel Muslims and radicals.
In October 2010, David Aston of the British Beekeepers' Association stated,"We still do not believe CCD is a cause of colony losses in the UK,however we are continuing to experience colony losses, many if not most of which can be explained.
That may sound logical, but many, if not most, small businesses overlook this critical component in their human resources program.
One of the key difference between Chinese Herbal Medicine andPharmaceutical drugs is that many, if not most drugs, are made using harsh chemical processes out of toxic chemical components in an attempt to replicate the healing properties found in herbal plants.
When people hear the word bias, many if not most will think of either racial prejudice or news organizations that slant their coverage to favor one political position over another.