Examples of using Haven't really in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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And while I haven't really spent time with the Moto Razr,
It's a sign they haven't really sat down to think about what money is, or how different people
Perovskite solar cells and CRISPR are newer, but haven't really impacted their industries yet.
We haven't really done a big transfer in the past two years.
I just, um, I haven't really been sleeping very well,
Ever since I got brought back to life, I haven't really…[sighs] Experienced much in the way of feelings.
um, I haven't really been sleeping very well.
We have a young group of guys, guys that haven't really ridden together.
And now for something that seems like something you have seen before, but haven't really.
The last job I got was through a Norwegian friend I had, and after that I haven't really got a good job,” he explains.
Over the years I haven't really been coached much,
Archaeologists haven't really been able to explain why disimilar cultures, separated by huge oceans, are building the same structures
Cities like Bangkok and Chiang Mai are bustling hives of activity and commerce, but you haven't really seen the country until you have trekked in the mountains or enjoyed some face-time with elephants or the bold monkeys.
Remember that they haven't really been deleted;
And I think that is the biggest challenge as far as the U.S. is concerned- new players on the block that they haven't really heard or even accounted for before.".
The problem is that bond yields haven't really moved as they were supposed to; often rising during QE periods
back before you leave, then you haven't really set a money limit.
People who don't need their minds changed so much as just tipped over the fence one way or the other because they haven't really thought about it much.
knowledge to improve, you haven't really failed.
So, it's not surprising that Obama and Kerry haven't really mentioned Saudi Arabia's human rights situation and press freedom, which has been described as poor by various organizations including Amnesty International