Sentence examples for every year yet from inspiring English sources

The stockmarket gets fresh policies for its reinvigoration every year, yet share prices keep falling.

Overall, an estimated 13 billion plastic water bottles are sold in the UK every year, yet just one in five is said to be recycled.

The Department of Education executes thousands of contracts every year, yet the panel has voted on contracts only 33 times in its life, and they were mainly labor agreements.

Preterm birth rates are rising globally every year, yet more premature babies are born in low-income countries (9%) – where they face a greater risk of complications – than high-income countries (12%).

As Mr Viscusi points out, more Americans are killed in car accidents every month, and more than 300,000 die from the effects of cigarette smoking every year; yet Americans are willing to incur huge costs to prevent similar attacks.Some of the costs of prevention are non-financial, such as having to put up with longer security queues at airports, or accepting more scrutiny from the state.

The same day marked on their calendars every year, yet procrastination prevails with each passing of Feb. 14.

Historically, about half of the nation's 45 million smokers try to quit every year, and yet cessation rates hover around 5 percent annually.

Billions of dollars' worth of oil is pumped out of Nigeria every year, and yet the average Nigerian earns less than $2 a day.

It was a day, Jan . 17 that came every year, and yet it was a celebration that he had thought would never come.

The Pentagon ranks it as a national security threat and, left unchecked, climate change is expected to cost the US economy billions of dollars every year – and yet it has proved the great unmentionable of this election campaign.

As Goldacre points out, 'there are over 24,000 academic journals in existence, 1.3 million academic papers published every year.' Yet only an infinitesimal fraction of this work attracts news coverage.