Sentence examples for dissolved yet from inspiring English sources

We plot the fraction of triple systems that have not dissolved yet into a permanent binary and escaping single star configuration, as a function of simulation time (in units of crossing time).

When the majority of the global poor live in fragile states, and when the average refugee spends nearly 20 years outside their home country, the distinction has in reality dissolved – yet it still conditions many of the institutions that govern this work.

In 1888 the family's assets were dissolved, yet the manuscripts did not re-emerge until 10 years later.

Now the genre-boundaries are dissolving yet more, and cars no longer fit into convenient categories.

The speeches that come out of the prince's mouth are about dissolving, yet the person who delivers them has to be the most distinct, intense character on stage.

The gender gap in paid and unpaid work between married and cohabiting individuals should be larger in countries where cohabitation is less institutionalized and where those in cohabiting relationships have relatively fewer legal protections should the relationship dissolve, yet few studies have explored this variation.

Its most exultant track, "You're Not the One," is an admission that a relationship is dissolving, yet the song is entirely exuberant, a bit like Robyn's "Dancing on My Own".

Charles's hopes for a more moderate Parliament were not fulfilled, within a few months he had dissolved Parliament yet again, after it sought to pass the Exclusion Bill.

But dissolving it yet again is unlikely to help him or Kuwait.

He is dedicated to beauty in all its forms except the conventional, both seeking and creating a graceful ecstasy amid the ruins of the personal and political corruption that threatens to dissolve society yet miraculously never quite does.

I might conclude that rather than worrying, my mind would more fruitfully establish a sense of security by reflecting on all the times in life I've been caught off guard by sudden events -- job losses, relationships dissolving -- yet survived without any preparation.