Examples of using Yet one in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Yet one soldier began to realize that humor could only take him so far.
Yet one reason for trials is so that you and I might become
Yet one would imagine it must have been practised in secret before.
Yet one reason for trials is so that you and I might learn
Yet one wonders if they have taken any time over the evidence, or whether they are motivated by
Yet one night, some years ago,
Yet one of the subtler beauties of travel is that it enables you to bring new eyes to the people you encounter.
Yet one animal spends the whole winter slumbering within the snow on these avalanche-prone slopes.
Yet one of the more notable recent developments in the crisis has received surprisingly little attention.
If they like it, they can instantly share the link with a friend, giving your business's video yet one more exposure!
The title tag of a page is one of the most important on-page SEO elements, yet one which is so simple to get right.
Yet one corner of this industry remains trapped in a dusty time warp: remittances, or the practice of foreign workers sending money to relatives back home.
Yet one of the most surprising findings of our research is that people who introspect are less self-aware and report worse job satisfaction and well-being.
Yet one of their most high-profile activities is the use of tax and other incentives to entice companies
Yet one area that has been lacking has been an informed understanding of what kinds of support principals need as they provide leadership for inclusive schools.
Yet one of the organizers of the event was the Russian political party Rodina(Fatherland), which was co-founded by Dmitry Rogozin, deputy prime minister
Yet one 2015 study of more than 4,000 caregivers found that employees washed their hands less than half of the time when they had the opportunity and a professional obligation to do so.
Yet one current ConsenSys employee, who spoke on the condition of anonymity,
Yet one of his final acts as president eight years later was to authorize a trillion dollars to modernize our nuclear weapons arsenal.
Yet one of NATO's founding principles was that of collective self-defence, embodied in the crucial fifth clause