Sentence examples for may yet thanks from inspiring English sources
And even if he survives the scandal, he may yet (thanks to a court case in New Jersey) have to fend off class-action lawsuits.
Still, the blueprint suggests that sound public finances will be the next government's chief preoccupation.As for foreign policy, the hawkish Mr Abe may yet produce surprises, thanks perhaps to the late Showa emperor, known before his death as Hirohito.
Recent efforts to get North Korea's nuclear weapons programme closed have generated optimism that the isolated country may yet be persuaded probably thanks to additional pressure from China to make big concessions in order to normalise ties with the outside world.
"Ghost," which was panned by Charles Isherwood of The New York Times as a "thrill-free singing theme-park ride," may yet have a lucrative afterlife, however, thanks to a national tour set to begin in the fall of 2013 and international productions scheduled for Korea, Germany, Sweden, Hungary and elsewhere.
Still, Trivium may yet emerge as a major success story, thanks to those big refrains, those bold melodies, that unabashed enthusiasm.
Despite these difficulties, achieving an appropriate profile of CDK inhibition may yet be possible using ATP-competitive inhibitors, thanks to advances in computational and experimental methods of drug design.
Mrs Shineran's wish may yet be fulfilled because Susiya, a beleaguered community in the arid, windswept South Hebron hills, now has electricity thanks to a unique renewable energy project.
Yet thanks to technology and new entrants to the market such as retailers, competition is already hotting up—and margins may come down.
