Sentence examples for it would yet from inspiring English sources

At best it is naive and at worst it would yet again let the shooting lobby off the hook.

Its signature mortgage modification program has not delivered the 3 to 4 million modifications that President Barack Obama said it would, yet the administration has claimed the program inspired more than 2 million modifications that banks did on their own, for a total of more than 4 million modifications since 2009.

We were cognizant that the sampling size and frame could not be representative of all ten districts it would yet provide an illustrative model.

Twitter had been animated enough when it came to the Bland story, but it'd yet to see this kind of unity in opinion.

Viacom also said on Friday that it would return yet more capital to shareholders by increasing its stock repurchase program to $20 billion, from $10 billion.

If the answer turns out to be yes, it would be yet more evidence that the court must change its policy — or rather its nonpolicy — about recusal.

And obviously, if the US government would not prosecute these banks on the ground that they're too big and important, it would - yet again, or rather still - never let them fail.

But it would deal yet another blow to democracy in Thailand, already in a precarious state.

But it would not yet be downgraded.Equilibrium climate sensitivity is a benchmark in climate science.

But Warner, in late October, announced that it would make yet another "Superman" film.

If not, it would be yet another opportunity we have squandered.