Examples of using One factor in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Mr Knapp overlooks one factor.
One factor is academic advising.
I would say there is more than one factor at work.
One factor that stirs up hatred and fear is alienation.
An accident could even be caused by more than one factor.
It was one factor that led to this stop, and it wasn't racism.
We yet to talk about only one factor, the parents….
One factor that keeps many from singing with a full voice is fear.
Animal agriculture is the number one factor in climate change.
One factor there and elsewhere is backlash over the Senate's treatment of Anita Hill.
Texas's tax benefits are one factor making this city attractive.
One factor Deutsche's survey examines is how much people earn on average every month.
But please keep in mind the one factor which is crippling all our plans.
One factor is the dramatic spread of democracy around the globe over the past half a century.
For among Mr. Hubbard's breakthroughs, one factor shone forth above all others: SELF-DETERMINISM.
He said one factor was lower salaries for doctors and health care administrators compared with peers in the private sector.
A number of very reputable scientists have said that one factor of air pollution is oxides of nitrogen from decaying vegetation.
One factor that diluted the force of such early warnings was that they were applied mainly to Christ's little flock of 144,000.
Chazal are teaching us that the great heights one group reached andthe low depths to which the other sank were due to one factor- peer pressure.
What he found was that one factor led to success more than any other-- and that's timing.
One factor is the display screen's rectangular shape, which is expressed as the ratio of the physical picture width to the physical picture height.
If there is any one factor that you can change to make spending eight hours a day in an office easier, it's your chair.
One factor driving up rents for smaller warehouses is that most construction in recent years has focused on bigger logistics sites.
Do not focus on any one factor such as leg pain or shortness of breath, try to focus on your total feeling of exertion.
One factor contributing to this internal tussle is the placenta, the fetal organ that connects to the mother's blood supply and nourishes the fetus while it grows.
One factor that could discourage that option is that Daraprim's distribution is now tightly controlled, making it harder for generic companies to get the samples they need for the required testing.
There is, however, one factor which distinguishes the bulk of the Arab refugees from the millions of people who have left their homes and countries in the last 40 years because of political, ethnic, or religious pressures.
One factor in the project's final failure was that even though the Cedar Grove dam site was outside the park, the project required two additional dams to be built upstream if it were to be economically feasible.
Now there is one factor that weighs very heavily in the balance, namely, that cognition as such, as it meets us in the world of man outside, that knowledge when it is taken in a certain higher sense, signifies at the very outset a kind of good fortune.