Examples of using Large segment in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We still have fairly large segments.
A large segment of the population is like her.
Both groups represent a large segment of the population.
A large segment of the people is still not there.
The"American Dream" was alive for large segments of the population.
Large segments of the German population also thought like that.
Wealth is so concentrated that a large segment of society is virtually unaware of its existence.
A large segment of rock was over-thrust fifteen miles at the surface in British Columbia;
During the course of the Vietnam War a large segment of the American population opposed U.S.
A large segment of this industry is dedicated to the development and operation of various projects for missile defense.
For example, the Law on Homesteads, which gave large segments of the US population the opportunity to get their own land.
Large segments of the population would not have the opportunity for self-development and improvement of living conditions.
He continued“By submitting to the pressures exerted by a minority in Israel,the Jewish state is alienating a large segment of the Jewish People.”.
The service sector represents a large segment, ranging from 70 to 80% of the economic activity of OECD countries.
They include the Europeancountries that have always sought to besmirch Israel, progressives and large segments of Diaspora Jewry, particularly Americans.
During the course of the Vietnam War a large segment of the American population came to be opposed to U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia.
The winter weather conditions are expected to exacerbate thealready fragile living conditions and livelihoods of large segments of the Palestinian population.
Large segments of North American Jews continue to enjoy economic and social achievement unrealized to such an extent by any prior generation of Jews.
We have a much greater commitment to the quantitative element,to reaching large segments of the community, even if we only reach them partially and the accomplishments are limited.
A large segment of the Jewish youth that had been educated in Zionist Youth Movements and a smaller segment of it that had received Communist education joined the Partisans.
Moreover, whereas Jewishidentity in Israel is ascriptive and national, large segments of American Jews are increasingly described by observers as“Jews by choice.”.
The real crisis lies not in the rise and fall of stocks and shares but in the bellies of a billion people, an everyday ache which stunts opportunity,arrests development and leaves a large segment of humanity without that most basic of needs: food.
This technology has the potential to be the standard of care for a large segment of HF patients that continue to worsen despite the use of approved drugs and devices.
From time to time, a disaster occurs, reminding us we're living in a South-American style third world country,who has a small number of rich people, a large segment of the population who don't earn enough to pay income tax, and a rapidly crumbling middle class.
The radio historian John Dunning wrotethat"It was the first time in history that a large segment of the population could listen directly to a chief executive, and the chats are often credited with helping keep Roosevelt's popularity high.".
Among the less well known are"boutique" publishers that specialize in foreign language books, public and government institutions and universities and government offices that put out professional publications,and there is also a large segment of private individuals who either self-publish or publish with the help of professionals but without the assistance of recognized publishers.
Jews still talk too much about whathappened to them in the Holocaust” was a statement supported by large segments of the populations of many of the European countries polled, even in Germany, where 42% of the population agreed.
Jews still talk too much about whathappened to them in the Holocaust” was a statement supported by large segments of the populations of many of the European countries polled, even in Germany, where 42 percent of the population agreed.
The millennial generation, which represents the largest segment of the U.S. workforce, expects their employers to provide purpose, balance, and career development.