Examples of using We know much in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We know much more.”.
Why should we know much about it?
We know much of Peter.
I don't think we know much at all about love.
We know much about the younger son.
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Twenty years in however, we know much more.
We know much of how the universe works.
From the ancient hieroglyphics in Egypt, we know much about this solar messiah.
We know much about the emerging agreement.
When we zoom in on the number of articles just investigating breast milk,we see that we know much more about coffee, wine and tomatoes.
We know much about the emerging agreement.
The people who support it are united by their love of learning, their intellectual curiosity,and their awareness that we know much more together than any of us does alone.
We know much of what he did and said.
Thanks to the groundbreaking work of these Nobel Laureates, we know much more about how different oxygen levels regulate fundamental physiological processes.
We know much less about the evolutionary process.
Now we know much more about the game.
We know much more now than our own mothers did, and that's an advantage.
Yet while we know much about Hitler, Stalin and his regime remain mysterious.
We know much more about Trump than we need to know. .
Too often we know much more about what we“don't want” than about what we“do want.”.
We know much to little about these population of street dwellers who live among us.
And we know much more about them today because of the Hubble Space Telescope.
We know much about how embryos develop, but one key stage- implantation- has remained a mystery.
And if we know much about how the universe functions,we know in even greater detail how our own planet functions.
We know much less about their treatment and the understanding of their basic mechanisms than we do about diseases of the body.
Today, we know much more about Tetraclinis, and about future trends related to its establishment at Ramat Hanadiv, but there is still room for research.
But we know much less about the circuit basis of psychiatric disorders because of the overwhelming dominance of this chemical imbalance hypothesis.
And we know much more about our worldwide Jewish family, in modern Israel as well as in the widespread but increasingly interconnected micro- and macro-communities of the Diaspora.
We know much of Sumer's foreign trade, for example, because there had been a customs station at a city called Drehem where meticulous records were kept of all commercial movements of goods and animals.
And before we knew much about self-control that was probably true.