Examples of using Too frequent in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And not too frequent either.
I am happy they are not too frequent.
If it is too frequent, then the shot will be unsuccessful.
In the construction sector, accidents are too frequent.
Too frequent spraying will lead to the loss of a large part of the foliage.
I believe that posts like this, are not going to be too frequent here.
Regular, but not too frequent painting by henna helps to restore ringlets.
In addition, the error in the design of the cyclone may require too frequent changes of the fine filter.
It is too frequent you shouldn't use crayons for a kolorirovaniye of hair: they strongly dry up them.
Unfortunately, this risk has become an all too frequent occurrence in our industry.
Nick. For sex, that's not enough. And for literal tire rotation,that's way too frequent. .
If these internal server errors are becoming too frequent on your site, then that's a bad sign.
A too frequent experience for many is being cyberbullied, which increases their risk of skipping school and considering suicide.
Some consider this a disadvantage, and some, on the contrary, as a deliverance from too frequent hive cleaning.
You can dye hot, but remember not to be too frequent, and remember to use nutrient water to care for wigs.
In recent seasons but the argument had barely warmonger presence,the allocation of roles according to gender was, however, too frequent.
You can perming dyeing,but please remember do not do this too frequent, and remember to use the nutrition water.
The main purpose of oxytocin is to trigger the contractions to the extent that the cervix dilates at the right time so that the baby can be moved down the birth canal and not to the extent that the contractions put stress on thebaby which can happen if the contractions are too frequent or too long.
However, the barking becomes problematic when it gets too loud, too frequent, or will not stop on command.
Of course, this tax payment cannot be canceled, but too frequent trading will lead to a much larger tax payment and ultimately reduce our profits.
The state's insistence on the stability clause was derived from the argument that foreign investors would not enter the Israeli oil andgas exploration market(or the economy in general) because of too frequent changes in the rules of the game.
Once again we are encountering, as we do on a frequent basis- on too frequent a basis- the stumbling block known as the Kinsey rule.
On the other hand,it is important not to exaggerate, since too frequent or aggressive cleansings will cause the skin to develop a counter-reaction and produce even more fat.
You can also clean the wood with hot soapy water,but please note that too frequent cleaning may increase the need for re-lacquering the wood.
However, for people with Anxiety disorders,these bouts are simply too frequent and intense that it prevents them from performing a lot of the basic functions of society.
Perhaps, this would be the only drawback of this pepper series,if not for the gardeners' too frequent complaints about the poor germination of seeds of this series in recent years.
Having nightmares from time to time is normal, and may be associated with stress or anxiety, some trauma, poor sleep hygiene or medications, however,if they become too frequent to cause distress, poor sleep quality, fear of going to sleep or even problems throughout the day, can be considered a disorder and in these cases, medical follow-up may be.
Too many frequent bowel movements can leave the area raw, affect the tissue due to highly acidic bowel movements and result in hemorrhoids.
The train is a good alternative too with RENFE running frequent trains on that route.
Metal brush- too not the most suitable option for frequent application.