Examples of using In previous generations in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In previous generations many.
That didn't exist in previous generations.
In previous generations, people lived far worse than we do.
That did not happen in previous generations.
In previous generations, it had to be Moses, or Rav Shimon, for example.
That wasn't the case in previous generations.
And, again, in previous generations, one had to be chosen and taught.
Were things different in previous generations?
In previous generations, children and adolescents felt the disease and death from childhood.
We didn't see that in previous generations.
Something fundamental has changed: evidence suggests the privileged youngare much more vulnerable today than in previous generations.
I reckon it was rare in previous generations too….
In previous generations people used to try to appease nature- they would sacrifice their children in order that nature would not bring disasters upon them.
Or at least, to a much lesser degree than in previous generations.
HaRav Moshe Petrower says,"In previous generations there were a lot of generals and few soldiers.
Things accepted today, and things accepted in previous generations.
In previous generations, the desire to discover the spiritual world still did not awaken in the hearts of most people; hence, the wisdom of Kabbalah was kept hidden.
Children andadults are less physically active now than in previous generations.
If it was lucrative they would have done it in previous generations when there was still more intense competition from AMD.
Some past studieshave shown that life-cycle changes occurred in previous generations.
Younger people todayare waiting longer to get married than those in previous generations, and are waiting longer to finish school.
So they ask: where do we see a change in the world the indicates that the worldis more ready for the Geulah today than in previous generations?
The desecration of Jewish graves on the mount andthe theft of tombstones took place in previous generations as well.
Nevertheless, the Hasidic movement gave the Tish a dimension of significance andholiness that was absent from the feasts of Jewish sages in previous generations.
We are still faced by terror attacks, threats of war,and other vital national concerns as in previous generations, when we were in galut.
The“Nakba” wasn't forgotten in the 62 years since Israel's establishment, and the term is much more familiar andprevalent among Israelis today than in previous generations.