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Meanings of yet more in English

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Usage of yet more in English
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It will be yet more new territory for health experts to navigate.
News.com.au
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His gesture merely earned him, and the paper, yet more expletive-laden abuse.
The Guardian
3
Kenyon was involved in yet more difficult discussions over the affair yesterday.
The Guardian
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As technology advances, mathematics will become yet more important to our economy.
The Guardian
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Meanwhile, the world's unstable financial system is suffering yet more tremors today.
Radio NZ
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In her last year she seemed to have become yet more religious.
The girl with the dragon tattoo
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Growing public ire against Big Oil may translate into yet more costs.
Reuters
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Inflation and the port blast have since left yet more Lebanese vulnerable.
Reuters
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Was this not yet more proof that their collective safety was assured?
The power of one
10
But some investors consider that Achleitner's departure would mean yet more uncertainty.
Reuters
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In the morning I searched yet more thoroughly, but again in vain.
Lilith: A Romance
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That was such a monstrous crime that Edklinth felt yet more apprehensive.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
13
There are yet more casualties of famous-addict-parent syndrome outside the music business.
The Guardian
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Asian debt is already pricey -it may get yet more expensive.
Reuters
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In the dim light I could see yet more people gathered inside.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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It was more restrained and yet more effective than some had thought.
The Guardian
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