Examples of using Sustaining 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
(sound sustaining).
Sustaining a healthy blood pressure.
They will stop sustaining the Jews.
This is the only power source capable of sustaining it.
After sustaining the injury.
People also translate
He was, and his heart was sustaining his organs.
However, sustaining this is a major problem.
Role of judiciary in sustaining democracy.
Eh, just sustaining the life of your child, but whatever.
In turn, you gladly accept the responsibility of sustaining her.
Difficulty sustaining attention to a task.
The world in which you awaken will be one incapable of sustaining human life.
You should try sustaining that for 15 years.
Sustaining the health and proper functioning of the prostate.
The possibility of sustaining high culture in our time.
Sustaining her is gonna take a breakthrough- in computer programming that.
To us, it would appear as an alien planet, incapable of sustaining life.
Difficulty sustaining attention; seems"hyper" or"daydreamer.".
Clay Brand is resting comfortably while sustaining some injuries?
This act of sustaining the King's presence poses a certain risk.
There are probably planets like earth, capable of sustaining life.
Sustaining a population requires each woman on average to bear 2.1 children;
You provide hundreds of jobs, sustaining hundreds of families,… that's huge!
A further 5,800 houses suffered significant damage, with 38,000 more sustaining some damage.
Often has difficulty sustaining attention in tasks or play activities____ 3.
Perhaps it's not all fireworks and stardust, but it's sustaining and nourishing.
Nevertheless, it proved capable of sustaining heavy damage and remaining airborne.
Representations guide the human and material interactions creating, sustaining, and destroying places.
The Al-Qaeda operatives retreated after sustaining losses(Telegram, September 1, 2019).
All four security contractors are in critical condition, sustaining multiple gunshot wounds.