Sentence examples for grant yet from inspiring English sources

The message was even conversational in tone, as though Lincoln had been standing next to Grant, yet it was unmistakable as to its author's intent.

Success in Iraq would only make the United States more powerful and therefore more unpredictable and threatening: "America's triumph would grant yet more power to the one and only superpower — and this on a stage where it had already reduced France and Russia, the E.U. and the U.N., to bit players," Mr. Joffe writes.

This takes longer than the period of a single grant, yet the funding of that single grant can have far reaching (global!) impact.

Does their behavior seem to impact you endlessly, so that after one form of assistance, you are expected to grant yet more help and support?

None has been granted yet.

Dutch demands for access to the men have not been granted yet.

Have some of the schools started receiving government grants yet, and have they got enough trained teachers?

Big, stolid, inexpressive, he is taken for granted; yet, on a brief visit, he fills the page.

Onion, celery and carrot are so much taken for granted, yet they are the foundation, flavor-wise, along with tomato and a touch of saffron.

As for Ijaz, far from being written off, he has been granted yet another opportunity to testify before the judicial commission on Feb. 9.

He lived at a time when the fixity of species was taken for granted, yet he maintained that this fixity was only found in a constant environment.