Sentence examples for overturned yet from inspiring English sources

The stats from the most recent World Cup, in 2011, showed that around 28% of referrals resulted in the on-field umpire's decision being overturned, yet it seems counter-intuitive to attempt to increase the standard of umpiring by diminishing their responsibility.

The ruling strikes litigator Cory E. Friedman, a sailor and commentator on the America's Cup legal battle, as strained and possibly vulnerable to being overturned yet again.

The majority ruling strikes litigator Cory E. Friedman, a sailor and commentator on the America's Cup legal battle, as strained and possibly vulnerable to being overturned yet again.

OK, it may have been some nameless clerk who actually made the mistake, but come on -- they knew this was going to be only the second veto overturned yet, so someone should have skimmed through the final copy before it went to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

That means Gorsuch and Thomas wanted the court to hear the case, and likely wanted to vote to overturn yet another limit on big money in politics.

And while the two cases are clearly different — and the Intel verdict remains a partial one at this stage (the sanction has not been overturned as yet) — it's certainly unusual for Europe's courts to rule against Commission verdicts, offering some hope to Google's lawyers they can successful argue against the regulator's rationale.

Also in the news this week was the Supreme Court overturning yet another racially gerrymandered district, this time in North Carolina.

I actually think the Supreme Court overturning yet another law will make moderates and independents take further notice of how this majority conservative court is once again over-stepping its bounds and handing yet another victory to the right-wing.

So, reporters who are now characterizing Pope Francis as "liberal" then seem perplexed that he has not yet overturned Church teachings on moral issues like abortion.

Both rulings could yet be overturned, but same-sex nuptials are penetrating the American homeland.

As Tunisia's prime minister, Hamadi Jebali, recently acknowledged, although the dictatorship has been toppled, "the whole system has not yet been overturned".