Sentence examples for if there were yet from inspiring English sources

In a follow-up interview, they explained their decision to stay, shared some recent developments with their insurance coverage and talked about what they would do if there were yet another flood.

As I have amply shown already, however, we must not think that it is by means of this resemblance that the picture causes our sensory perception of these objects as if there were yet other eyes within our brain with which we could perceive it.

Note that the impact frequency for both Jupiter-family and Halley-type comets may be higher if there are yet undiscovered members of each group.

If there is yet another extension, Iran will stave off the resumption or increase of sanctions and certainly any chance of U.S. military action.

Yet I find myself wondering if this really is her definitive Cairo book, or if there is yet another one, a deeper one, a more nuanced one – the book that she had been struggling with, and that she alludes to, and that lies somewhere on a hard-drive or in a drawer unfinished.

SOMEWHERE around the 15th snowfall of the winter, when you're scraping ice off the windshield at 6 a.m. and mentally calculating how to reschedule your day if there's yet another school closing or delay, you probably had trouble -- at least for a moment -- remembering just why you decided to live here.

(Of course, this outcome must be split into even more fine-grained outcomes if there are yet further features that would affect the choice at hand, such as sharing the drink with a friend who loves lemonade versus sharing the drink with a friend who loves hot cocoa, and so on).

What if there was yet another layer of sarcasm at play here?

Unveiled truths, emotions running high Because we can't communicate and build on silence That is already perfected If there is yet to be world peace Let there be at least a peaceful world.

Perhaps this could be justified if there is yet another way of guaranteeing that there will be "zero effect" on employees' access to reproductive health care services, as Justice Alito promised.

But if God is reason, there is yet one more thing that the Scriptures add.