Examples of using If you do the math in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Not if you do the math in your head.
And there are actually a number orancient yews in churchyards around the U.K., but if you do the math, you will remember it's actually the yew trees that were there first, then the churches.
If you do the math, that means.
And if you do the math, that's 130 people every minute.
If you do the math, that's 80% Natalie Portman.
If you do the math in dog years, we are running out of time.
If you do the math, that's over 30 grand a week profit.
But if you do the math, it adds up pretty positively.
And if you do the math, she's my stepsister, so… I guess.
If you do the math, it's going to extend into 2020.”.
But if you do the math, Mom…- That's what this is then?
Now, if you do the math, I think it's pretty obvious what my concerns are.
So if you do the math, 16,150 service members were assaulted, which is an extraordinary number.
If you do the math, 88 percent of girls and women use unhygienic ways to manage their periods.
If you do the math, you find that an annual cost of .25% reduces your nest egg over an investment lifetime by enough to buy a home.
Because if you do the math, you have a thousand TED Talks,you pay 10 cents each; you have to do more than one summary for each of those talks, because some of them will probably be, or are.
Because if you do the math, you have a thousand TED Talks,you pay 10 cents each; you have to do more than one summary for each of those talks, because some of them will probably be, or are, really bad.
But if you do the math, Avastin still might be the cheaper alternative even for people covered by Medicare or health insurance when a 20 percent co-payment equals about $400 per treatment for Lucentis, versus $150 per treatment for Avastin.
And there, if you do the math, you find that a generic primate with 86 billion neurons would have a brain of about 1.2 kilos, which seems just right, in a body of some 66 kilos, which in my case is exactly right, which brings us to a very unsurprising but still incredibly important conclusion: I am a primate.
If this place isn't built soon, you do the math.
And if you're trying to do the math-- there were six sets of twins.
Even if you don't like math, you can appreciate this.
President of Microsoft's Windows Division, Steve Sinofsky,said Windows 8 represents a“generational change,” and that the last update of this significance was Windows 95- which if you do your math correctly was 16 years ago.
There is a quick andeasy battery life test built into your device, if you do a little bit of math- the Usage and Standby times.
Even if you cannot do the math, knowing that the math exists tells you that the dance step is precise and has no room in it for your whims.
You do all the right things to solve a math problem, but if you make one tiny mistake at the end, he marks the whole thing wrong.
Okay, why bother learning math if you don't get to apply it in real-life situations, like calculating your savings?
And if you don't have math, you're not going to enter the modern age.