Examples of using Yet returned in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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However, asset quality indicators have not yet returned to pre-crisis levels and we are still
which experienced different levels of crisis, have not yet returned to a smooth and stable growth path.
However, as most of the local businesses have not yet returned to the market, the overall market trading situation is not ideal.
Her father says that she has not yet returned to school, and prefers to play alone in her bedroom.
We just have not yet returned from Tanzania, we were somewhere under the Kilimanjaro, because 12.
The last plane had not yet returned when Truman announced the Japanese had surrendered.
indicating that the Greek economy has not yet returned to normality.
contrary to all expectations…][… had not yet returned from Russia.].
long-term unemployment have not yet returned to pre-crisis levels.
who for some reason has not yet returned from his trip.
which suggests that the Greek economy has not yet returned to regularity”.
At night he had not yet returned, his parents notified the police
The reason why Jesus has not yet returned is because he is waiting for the many to REPENT.
When it got dark and he had not yet returned, his parents notified the police.
the Black Sea and have not yet returned to port.
the fact that most refugees who have not yet returned must go back to areas in which they will form a minority complicates the situation still further.
third trimesters of your pregnancy if your vitamin A levels have not yet returned to normal, because of the increased risk of vitamin A deficiency in the third trimester.
weapons in Libya and although details are classified there have been reports that they have not yet returned to pre-Libya levels.
third trimester if plasma retinol levels have not yet returned to normal, because of the increased risk of vitamin A deficiency in the third trimester.
weapons in Libya and although details are classified there have been reports that they have not yet returned to pre-Libya levels.
