Examples of using Third problem in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This is the third problem.
The third problem was taste.
Here's your third problem.
A third problem was cultural.
We will focus on the third problem.
My third problem is that I don't float.
Now here comes the third problem.
My third problem is that I have no sound.
And so, to fix this third problem.
The third problem is the heterogeneity of the population.
This leads to the State's third problem.
There's a third problem as well.
It does not attempt to solve the third problem.
There's a third problem-- Sean.
I guess I will help you with the third problem.
The third problem is the inefficiency of the Greek banking system.
The second problem causes the following third problem.
The third problem, and perhaps the most serious, is the lack of hot new product.
So this factor depends on the implementation of solutions to this third problem.
The third problem is simply a factual problem, that a lot of science doesn't fit the textbook model.
We shall review the crux of his argument here,and then use this as the basis for solving the third problem.
The third problem is the fact that our political arena has become a platform for destructive competition.
Iverson saw the first, second, and third problems facing the U.S. steel industry not in imports but in management.
The third problem is that while the municipality is retroactively approving some homes, it is also demolishing hundreds of others every year.
The third problem is the clinical utility of personal genome kits and associated risks, and the benefits of introducing them into clinical practices.
A third problem with stories is that outsiders manipulate us using stories, and we all like to think advertising only works on the other guy, but, of course, that's not how it is, advertising works on all of us.
And so, to fix this third problem, I think we need-- slowly, carefully, with ethical wisdom and constraint-- develop the means that enable us to go out in this larger space and explore it and find the great values that might hide there.
A third problem is alluded to in foregoing paragraphs, namely, that it is peculiarly difficult for those acculturated in one society and brought up in one religious tradition to understand the belief-system of others, to empathize with their religious aspirations, and to acknowledge the legitimacy of their means of expression.
The third major problem in relationships is jealousy.
The third big problem is that life isn't usually as wonderful as it could be.