Sentence examples for and yet successfully from inspiring English sources

And yet successfully imposing a ban would come at a huge cost and for an uncertain benefit.Clarification: We have amended this article to substitute our word "banning" for Ms Gunnarsdottir's word "tackling".

Plant GWAS to date typically have smaller sample size (<1000) and yet successfully identify handfuls of loci that explain significant trait variance and overlap previously identified candidate genes (Aranzana et al. 2005; Chan et al. 2011; Famoso et al. 2011; Filiault and Maloof 2011; Huang et al. 2011; Morris et al. 2013; Rosas et al. 2013; Stanton-Geddes et al. 2013).

Despite their vast potential and promise, however, MFCs and photosynthetic MFCs have not yet successfully translated into commercial applications because they demonstrate persistent performance limitations and bottlenecks associated with scaling up.

However, there is still a long way for them to be commercialized, and few aptamer-functionalized systems have yet successfully entered clinical and industrial use.

It is, however, the only one of the seven museums that lost out and not to have yet successfully found an alternative sponsor, though the government said it would help with this.

Nevertheless, the formal commitment to a broader inclusion and an elitist awareness could not yet successfully open the decision-making procedures to a broad public.

Possessed of a missing wife and a fascination for the paranormal, he works erratically yet successfully in a vividly realised Brighton of stag dos and drunkenness, organised crime and drugs.

This movement can thus be understood as the popularisation of an interpretation of Islam that fuelled the unfinished 1979 revolution and that is now seriously, if not yet successfully, challenging Islamic authoritarianism.

I was dealing with that and bipolar, had another psychotic break, and yet still successfully graduated.

Other than Lady Penelope and her trusted butler Parker, a thief has yet successfully to break into the vaults of Bank of England.

Despite of its high theoretical capacity, Li S batteries has not yet successfully replaced LIBs due mainly to its poor electrical conductivity and low cycling stability [140, 141].