Examples of using Striking example in English and their translations into Hebrew
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So let me give you a few striking examples of this.
A very striking example that confirms this fact, Spain became.
Glen Campbell's doctor: Music star was'striking example' of Alzheimer's quirks.
I have chosen a striking example to illustrate the kind of connection one must look for in life.
In the days of cruise missiles and the most sophisticated nuclear weapons carriers,you have to admit that this is a striking example of political economy!
Perhaps the most striking example is a mother and baby….
A striking example illustrates what can be severe consequences if a person suddenly decides to intervene in the peaceful life of the forest.
Let us open with the more striking example, namely, the first group.
A striking example,” he tells us with a Lavazza cappuccino,“is provided by our digital platforms.
This may be manifested in the physical destruction of most of the enemy's military power, occupation ofenemy territory and the loss of the enemy's ability and will to fight(a striking example, Germany and Japan after World War II).
A very striking example is afforded by the forms of temples belonging to the Second Post-Atlantean epoch of culture.
Also known as the Cathedral of The Virgin Mary of the Immaculate Conception, this striking example of Cuban Baroque architecture was completed in 1777 by the Franciscans, after the Jesuits began building it 29 years earlier.
A striking example: Sportakus does not consider himself a superhero, but only those who are a little more than usual hero.
The videos in which she appears attract significant attention around the world andconstitute a striking example of the use of the media, and especially of visual images, as a weapon in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Another striking example is the amazing resemblance and structural similarity observed in the eyes of different creatures.
I doubt if we could find a more striking example of how a pre- accepted theory has the power to blind people to the facts.
A striking example of this Real Estate Portal Omsk region today provides a great opportunities for realtors Omsk and the Omsk region.
Jerusalem Shots” is perhaps the most striking example of action out of the dual position of artist and soldier, which challenges both realms: art and combat.
A striking example of Sirt1's ability to foster survival in mammalian cells can be seen in the Wallerian mutant strain of mouse.
It should be said that the most striking examples of advertising leaflets are business cards, which represent both an individual and an entire organization.
I have seen striking examples of identical, reared-apart twins whose athletic talents coincided prior to any contact between them.
A striking example is M101, shown above, whose relatively close distance of about 27 million light years allows it to be studied in some detail.
Perhaps the most striking example is the US government's efforts to protect the endangered Rio Grande silvery minnow.
A striking example of this arose in relation to the two bomb incidents that I described in Uncle Tungsten, both of which occurred in the winter of 1940-'41, when London was bombarded in the Blitz.
A striking example of the"left" the store is a lack of contact data such as telephone, physical address of the office, as well as the absence of details of the legal entity or individual entrepreneurs, who owns the shop.
In a particularly striking example, Laudan told me that, as recently as 20 years ago, a Mexican woman without servants would expect to spend four to five hours a day, every day, grinding maize in order to feed a family of five.
Indeed, in modern times, the most striking example is the use(and over-use) of the word‘relevant'(which may perhaps be understood as a kind of‘groping' for the attention-calling function that people almost unconsciously feel to be important).
Or to take an even more striking example, when the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations did a survey of Americans, asking them to guess what percentage of the federal budget went to foreign aid, the guess was 30 percent, which is slightly in excess of the actual level-("actually about… 1%")(Laughter)- of U.S. governmental commitments to federal aid.