Examples of using Don't always know in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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You don't always know who will walk through your doors, or when.
Most people have heard about Botox but they don't always know what it entails.
Though researchers don't always know exactly which of coffee's ingredients are responsible for producing their studies' health-boosting results, there's evidence that drinking coffee may help do the following.
We don't always know or understand His will, what He is doing
When you do this, highlight that you and your child don't always know what John is thinking,
You don't always know what the future will hold, but when you study past events and how they connect to current events,
However, they don't always know that libraries, universities
The United States is the world's biggest agricultural exporter, yet our government classifies one in seven of our households as“food insecure”- meaning they don't always know where their next meal is coming from.
Trung said there are pockets of activity that RENEW staff don't always know about, where dangerous practices could cause death, injury, destruction of homes
We don't always know what foods are good for our brain,
war now being waged in cyberspace, only the trouble is we don't always know who we're waging it against.
You don't always know what the future will hold, but when you study past events
war now being waged in cyberspace, only the trouble is we don't always know who we're waging it against.
There are lots of variables here, and we don't always know what our competitors are doing, but an attempt should be made to calculate the level of work required
Researchers don't always know exactly which of coffee's ingredients are responsible for producing the health-boosting results
And we know people want to see accurate information on Facebook, but don't always know what information or sources to trust- this makes discerning what's true
And we know people want to see accurate information on Facebook, but don't always know what information or sources to trust-this makes discerning what's true
Software companies don't always know about all the vulnerabilities in their programs- and when they issue updates users
Technology companies are generally very good at providing new and revolutionary functionality, but don't always know how to provide the best user experience.
The only caveat to this plethora of supplies is that you don't always know exactly what it is you are getting' without being able to see