Examples of using Would only increase in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This would only increase his suffering.
If not, Japan's killings would only increase.
This would only increase his suffering.
A military presence would only increase panic.
These would only increase if Japan joins too.
This match began with a frenetic pace, and it would only increase from there.
It would only increase the drag coefficient when he's flying.
It would jeopardize her case, so taking action against her would only increase the risk.
You would only increase your ego and wander within it, nothing more than that.
The essence of any treatment that isknown for restorative is that the scope of such treatment would only increase with time.
The new law would"only increase the number of people without papers in Italy and force people underground," protester Kone Brahima, originally from Ivory Coast, told AFP news agency.
He had already collected his students,and realised returning them homes would only increase the chances of an accident.
They also argued that banning the book would only increase people's curiosity about it and cause more people to read it, especially since in this age of internet and social media it is virtually impossible to prevent the circulation of texts.
It should be noted that senior Iranian spokesmenhave been stressing lately that Tehran would only increase its support for its regional allies following the nuclear deal.
While the likelihood seems improbable, there is a .004% chance that a shooter firing with this morning's five miles per hour northwesterly winds,would release a bullet that would only increase speed until hitting the skylight.
France has warned Tehran that it would“gain nothing” by leaving the dealand has said“challenging the agreement would only increase tensions” in the Middle East.
An increase in borrowing costs would only add to this.
Redirecting your brain's attention to sleep like you would some tedious task will only increase stress levels.
Even the budget necessary for evacuation and reparations,assuming Israel will not receive international aid, would only require a two percent increase in the government's overall budget.
But that would only allow him to linger in increasing agony.
The presence of the King and father would only serve to increase their price.
Such an evacuation would only encourage terrorism and increase the pressure on us.''.
A conservative president would only have increased Tehran's isolation in the world.
He would already picked up all of his students,and knew returning them to their homes would only serve to increase the chances of an accident.
The restoration of permanent access andsecurity for Palestinians to their land in the settlement-controlled areas would not only increase respect for international humanitarian law and international human rights law, but would also generate much-needed livelihood and employment opportunities to alleviate the hardship of families affected by unemployment and food insecurity.
It would seem that the danger is only increasing.
Discovery of several more natural gas fields would have not only increased competition in the sector and possibly reduced consumer gas and electricity prices; it would have also gained the state many billions of shekels in taxes on gas profits.
Given the strong positive role played by cholesterol,it can only be assumed that statin drugs would increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's.
Shoulder stability would decrease with the evolution of bipedalism.Shoulder mobility would increase because the need for a stable shoulder is only present in arboreal habitats. Shoulder mobility would support suspensory locomotion behaviors which are present in human bipedalism.
According to a study, if all Utrecht city dwellers stopped cycling,car use would increase by between 22% and 38%, which would cause not only terrible traffic jams, but a 70% increase in associated CO2 emissions To traffic, which would mean a lower quality of life for residents and more air pollution.