Sentence examples for and yet to use from inspiring English sources

"As we deliberate on how to respond, it is essential to be cautious, and to be pragmatic – and yet to use every weapon at our disposal".

And yet, to use a phrase Mr. Wiesel favors a great deal in his writing, "The Judges" has more at its core than many far more polished books of contemporary fiction.

By letting air into a system that has stifled even basic freedoms, yielding to the demonstrators could undo the regime; and yet to use force risks turning Iran into any other cheap dictatorship.

And yet, to use a term of education professors Janelle Scott and Catherine DiMartino, he has acted as a "gatekeeper" by bringing a private network to the fore in education, and further opening public education to privatized influences.

Sanso's only spares are fuses, 30 extra in total, and he has yet to use one.

I mean, they gave it to me with a full tank of gas, and I've yet to use it up.

On antitrust, the price that Google charges its advertisers is set by auction, so its monopolistic clout is limited; and it has yet to use its dominance in one market to muscle into others in the way Microsoft did.

I have books and books and journals and journals of music I have yet to use.

With ETK we provide a flexible and yet easy to use platform for rational vaccine design.

And yet to this day, we still use another Edison invention called the light bulb.

Aerodynamic means of particle separation is not commonly used and yet to be exploited, whereas it is possible and feasible.