Sentence examples similar to yet more typically from inspiring English sources

In doing so, they are filling the grey area between Craigslist and Airbnb, serving the needs of individuals looking for something more permanent than a vacation rental yet more transient than a typically longer lease commitment.

More typically, the problems are subtler, yet nagging - like the nanny whose thong underwear routinely peeks out from her jeans.

Yet far from being the shivering, uncomplaining veterans of Tory spin, its members more typically came of age in the easy-living 1960s.

Typically, in the final days of the Obama administration, the National Security Agency was given yet more leeway to share the warrantless data it scoops up worldwide (including from American citizens) with ever more members of the IC.

Or, more typically: "Dear Gary.

More typically, Darrow was sought out.

And grew yet more.

And yet — more comedy.

Yet more optimism?

More typically, they waste away.

Yet more work is needed.