Sentence examples for enter yet from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the I.O.C. will not want to enter yet another chancy period by awarding the 2008 Games to Beijing, Henderson said.

With NHS Improvement pressing hard on staffing budgets, the NHS may be about to enter yet another downward plunge in its repeated cycle of boom and bust staffing levels.

On the King's Road in Chelsea it was possible to enter yet another art dimension, this one created by the collector Mr. Saatchi, the longtime patron of the young British art scene that emerged in the early 1990s (he paid for the fabrication of Damien Hirst's first shark) and, given the amount of art he has sold, a dealer in his own right.

They're about to enter yet another administrative phase of their career: accounting and management of all those federal dollars.

If we enter yet another memorandum, there is no way back.

At that point, the game changes and you begin enter yet another level of existence.

"They don't have one yet, and that is why they haven't entered yet.

All told, at a minimum, we have entered yet another spring slowdown.

By the time I sat down to lunch with Anne Baldassari and Claude Picasso in September, the story had entered yet another phase.

But these days, Amazon appears to be entering yet another phase of its very analyzed public life.

"There are works of art here which I haven't entered yet, which everyone told me were spectacular, but why should I go in there?" Mr. Paz said.