Examples of using Somewhat less 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
Demi Moore wore somewhat less.
Somewhat less wild these days.
Score=1} I sleep somewhat less than usual.
Their literal meaning is‘work makes free',but their real meaning is somewhat less clear;
I sleep somewhat less than usual.
But over the years, it's become somewhat less political.
Another, somewhat less obvious cause of knee injuries is misalignment of joints above and below the knee.
The wings of the females are somewhat less strongly colored.
The sons together have somewhat less than the father had(the mass sum M1+ M2 is somewhat smaller than the Mass M of the radioactive atom).
The working day lasted 12 hours during summer and somewhat less in winter.
Hospital costs were actually somewhat less than the annual cost of PrEP care: CA$2016 a year.
The men in the study burned an average of 460calories per session while women burned 333, somewhat less than touted by Bikram enthusiasts.
There are those somewhat less enlightened among our people who believe he is a demon who rips souls from human bodies and takes them to hell where they suffer for all eternity.
I think they have more emotional quirkiness to them, and they're somewhat less full of shit compared to architects.
With any new income subject to higher taxes,economists typically assume that richer Americans would work and save somewhat less.
His Rule is shorter than the Master's, somewhat less legalistic, but much more so than Eastern rules.
When asked what she liked about living in the city she cites,after only a brief pause,"the little shops" and, somewhat less convincingly,"uh, the food".
It has between 110 and 140 permanent staff, somewhat less than the Government Communications Security Bureau(GCSB)New Zealand's other significant intelligence agency.
However, when a child deviates from the norm or the socially acceptable,then life becomes somewhat less comfortable and pleasant for the whole family.
A high level of agreement, although somewhat less(between 80- 90%) related to such values as the need to provide an analysis of the news, the maintenance of neutrality, consideration of the areas which interest the public, and maintaining a distance from those being reported about.
And, then, attempts to test their knowledge may be somewhat less long-term, like other international exams.
Formerly, the best meals were reserved for the most special occasions, when meat and fish were relegated to certain days,while the rest of the week was tried to pass with somewhat less important dishes, such as bread, potatoes or legumes.
In addition, he wrote extended homophonic sections, showing somewhat less influence from the contemporary motet, in contrast to the motet-like imitative passages found in Verdelot.
After the fourth or fifth day of dieting the daily loss ofweight begins to decrease to one pound or somewhat less per day, and there is a smaller urinary output.
The protests shook an array of cities over the weekend, with somewhat less intensity than in previous days, and organizers promised a new round of demonstrations in the days ahead.
So if we decide to give this book a slack, we can also ignore the little criticism it has on the human race and the modern age and of faith in general andthe Christian faith in a somewhat less general way, and of the wars and the people leading these wars.
Although women typically begin drinking at a later age than men andtend to drink somewhat less, lower doses of alcohol are required for women to develop alcohol-related medical problems including alcohol toxicity,, and.
If they have a pimple that was absent in their photographs,their stomach looks somewhat less conditioned, or they have a marginally different hairstyle, don't immediately discount them.
For it is one and the same whether someone believes the world consists of molecules and atoms,or if he believes man consists of a physical body, a somewhat less dense etheric body, then something more nebulous and tenuous, the astral body, followed by whatever is next, say, a still finer mental body, or something even more and more rarefied;