Examples of using Which tends in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Which tends to happen when mother and daughter Aren't mother and daughter.
We have the same gene. You're my nephew, which tends to prove I'm Junon's son.
Mentality, which tends to be passive safety and provide the benefits of personal life.
Usually caused by a bacterial infection, which tends to accumulate in the area of the anus.
In modern fiction, which tends to reflect the contemporary influences of the sobriety movement, the town drunk may get sober and set about revitalizing his life.
For years I havehad trouble changing the way I think, which tends to be very pessimistic.
Even brain cancer, which tends to occur in younger patients had 40-50 mutations.
Spread the powder through your hair, especially on crown area which tends to become more greasy.
Meditation you dive below the mind's churning surface, which tends to be filled with repetitive thoughts about the past and worries about the future, into the still point of pure consciousness.
Open sharers:A total of 21% of online consumers fall into this category, which tends to skew more male(60%).
In this system, which tends to devour everything that stands in the way of increased profits, whatever is fragile, like the environment, is defenseless before the interests of a deified market, which become the only rule….
Apart from that, the points of view is behind the head, which tends to flatten the features and expressions.
It's rattled the whole industry, which tends to think in six-to-seven year timelines and doesn't handle short-term surprises well,” said Joern Buss, a partner focused on the auto industry at consultant Oliver Wyman.
Open Sharers”:21 percent of online consumers fall into this category, which tends to skew more male(60 percent).
While this was not officially confirmed,there were no denials, which tends to confirm the veracity of the report and suggests that the Saudis are willing to actively act as brokers by pressing the Palestinians to be more flexible.
Not having a set of guidelines to guide himoften leaves Ralph at the mercy of his emotions, which tends to lead him away from making good decisions.
One of the most important, for example,is the loss of denture, which tends to hinder the consumption of some foods, especially those of hard consistency.
The rapid, high-volume discharge is highly erosive,as evidenced by the debris found in tunnels and at the mouth of tunnels, which tends to be coarse rocks and boulders.
Every star is a delicate balance between the force of fusion going on in its core, which tends to wanna blow it apart,and the gravitational force of its mass, which tends to wanna crush it into a ball.
One of the difficult challenges the rabbi and the imam are facing iscommemorating the horrors of the Holocaust in the Muslim world, which tends to ignore the biggest crime of humanity in the recent generations.
Apart from that, the perspective points behind head, which tends to flatten the characteristics and expressions more.
Each relatively abstract,"higher"level builds on a relatively concrete,"lower" level, which tends to provide an increasingly"granular" representation.
However, he notes that Portugal is a small country andthat the cyclical nature of drug epidemics which tends to occur no matter what policies are in place may account for the declines in heroin use and deaths.
More serious causes of black eyes include cellulitis(a serious infection around the eyes)and skull fracture, which tends to result in two shiners that are sometimes described as"raccoon eyes.".
What we're actually doing isspending the amount that satisfies the median voter, which tends to be the amount that the least number of people are interested in.
Many do not file complaints because their past experience hasresulted in a lack of trust in the judicial system, which tends not to believe them and to protect, rather than prosecute, those who attacked them.
Many do not file complaints because their past experience hasresulted in a lack of trust in the judicial system, which tends not to believe them and to protect, rather than prosecute, those who attacked them.
Based on past experience, many do not file complaints because of lack of trust in the system-a system which tends not to believe them, and which tends to protect rather than prosecute those who injured them.