Examples of using What if the problem 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
What if the problem is you?
We know that our adrenal glandsare capable of producing some powerful hormones, but what if the problem is a lack of hormones?
What if the problem is you?
But what if the problem's on the inside?
What if the problem is you?
But what if the problem's something else?
What if the problem is Wyatt?
What if the problem isn't her?
What if the problem's not in his throat?
What if the problem is actuay with you?
But what if the problem was not the brain?
What if the problem gets solved forever?
What if the problem isn't with your grandfather?
What if the problem was NOT your body, but your MIND?
But what if the problem isn't physical but mental?
But what if the problems with economics run even deeper?
But what if the problem is not in the mind, but in the body?
But, what if the problem is deeper than deficient soft skills?
But, what if the problem isn't the dogs but the teachers?
But what if the problem goes even deeper than reproductive rights?
What if the problem isn't actually the problem? .
What if the problem's not with the sensors but the cables leading there?
What if the problem is not too much savings, but a shortage of good investment opportunities to deploy that savings?
But, what if the problem is not with the techniques, but the underlying assumption that lying spurs physiological changes?
What is done if the problem persists?
What happens if the problem isn't identified and corrected within that time frame?