Examples of using It will cause in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
It will cause a fire.
You know, maybe it will cause panic.
It will cause a shit-storm.
She needs time to prepare for the damage it will cause.
We know it will cause damage.
Having said that, many analysts, traders,funds, investors and speculators anticipate the NFP number- and the directional movement it will cause.
It will cause too much fuss.
Must one eat Maror even when it will cause him to fall ill?
It will cause us to self destruct.
If the domestic work is not divided fairly between you, it will cause friction in your relationship.
It will cause changes in the policy.
Such a high temperature on the impact of protein is not, but it will cause a large number of b vitamins loss.
It will cause a reaction in the carrier.
Such a high temperature has little effect on the protein, but it will cause a large number of B vitamins loss.
Shooting it will cause them to explode.
Simply explained, if all else remains constant andthe American economy registers a rapid growth, it will cause the Dollar to strengthen against a weaker Euro.
It will cause people to steal and to kill.
When the moisture content of tea is more than 6%, it will cause oxidation of tea polyphenols, ester and vitamin C.
It will cause you to re-evaluate your life.
If the machine gets to the station it will cause a chain reaction that will vaporize the city's water supply.
It will cause massive destruction upon the earth.
You would never do it because you know the harm it will cause, so why damage yourself emotionally?
It will cause more problems than it will solve.”.
It's headed for Algerian waters with our soldiers on boards, but it will cause a diplomatic incident if they stay to finish the job.
It will cause distance between you both, rather than make you closer.
Yes. But it will cause you unending pain.
It will cause Israel to be seen as an apartheid state- which Israel is not.
Not only that, it will cause fewer headaches for you in the long run.
It will cause divisions between those who welcome change, and those who are steeped in the past and cannot let go.
It will cause a lot of talk, but… Well, I would have thought it would cause a lot more talk if I stayed.