Examples of using To the same degree in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Prosecuted to the same degree.
Answer: To the same degree that my ego loves itself, I must rise above it to love the other.
Byrne hasn't to the same degree.
Not to the same degree, but the same type.
He added that those feelings were not linked to the same degree to the sleep disruption in men.
These challenges aren't laid out here to scare you from becoming an entrepreneur;nor does every entrepreneur experience these challenges in the same way or to the same degree.
I'm Palestinian to the same degree that I'm Israeli.
If we do this we will love in the same way(but not to the same degree) that He loves.
In fact, this is achieved to the same degree in which the person becomes similar to the Creator, so there is no split between whether it is me or the Creator; everything goes on very simply.
Turkey has a free economy with a mature business sector,and they will be hurt to the same degree as us, and even more.".
Not every living organism in a uterus is entitled to the same degree of sanctity and honor as a fetus at the turn of the first trimester.”.
Once people went off the drug, a third began to lose hair again,though not to the same degree as before.
Then everything will calm down and reach a general balance to the same degree that a person balances himself and compels all of nature toward this.
Answer: There is no room for such questions since the Creator is Light, the upper force,which operates and bestows unto us to the same degree that we need Him.
Not all religions will emphasize each of these characteristics to the same degree or in the same manner, but all will possess them in a perceptible way.
Even if they originate from direct genetic effects, psychological sex differences do not take precisely the same form ormanifest to the same degree across all cultures.
To the same degree, the case of the extremist Jew who walks in Jerusalem carrying a knife in his sleeve and murders those who he thinks are Jews less good than him- is neither new nor unique.
Group 3 drugs are seen as therapeutically useful and moderately addictive,but not to the same degree as the drugs in Group 1 or 2.
Of course, imagination was no longer present to the same degree in the Greek as it was in the men of the Egypto-Chaldean age, but we can still detect in Greek words a strong feeling remaining from the inspiring force of the old imaginative ideation.
Interestingly, it is likely that the severehealth risks were not present to the same degree several hundred years ago.
So the same angel starts a fund and uses the abilities that an angel anda VC fund need to the same degree- filtering companies, identifying trends, and assessing potential.
Our conclusion is, therefore, that in the circumstances of the case before us,the individual check does not realize the legislative purpose to the same degree as the blanket prohibition.
According to their view, as soon as something can be grasped or touched,it is no longer a phenomenon to the same degree, even though recent philosophy may in some instances claim that it is.
Animal protein, for example, is highly insulinogenic(provokes an insulin response),even to the same degree as many refined carbohydrates.
Despite the fact that the IDF has experienced similar incidents in the past,even if not to the same degree, for some reason, this time it responded hysterically.
Only 16.5% prefer the(Jewish)Democratic candidate Sanders(6% think the two are preferable to the same degree, 10% think neither is preferable, and 27% do not know).
By using that desire and the Light of correction, the soul, by correcting itself,seemingly rises to the same degree from which it received the power and desire to correct.
In Breitberg-Semel's writing, these artists are portrayed asthe“disinherited sabra,” cut off from Jewish tradition to the same degree that they were cut off from the European Christian tradition.
But if the priesthood is a function of will, rather than the result of some essential difference, then it is possible that the prohibitions of impurity anddefilement are not binding to the same degree: the person did not have to become a kohen; it was his will that made him such.