Sentence examples for rebuild yet from inspiring English sources

Instead he was forced to stay and rebuild yet another team.

"It's very sad that they're here helping us rebuild, yet you have an element that's targeting them," Officer Valencia said.

The paradox of most post-Soviet ghost towns is that they are too costly to rebuild yet too expensive to demolish.

Mr. Christie spoke with dozens of people who lost their businesses in a devastating fire two days ago along a famous stretch of Boardwalk in Seaside Heights and Seaside Park, pledging the full support of the state to help them rebuild yet again.

Soward is among a dozen players leaving London – their replacements apparently include Featherstone duo Danny Craven and the returning Michael Channing, plus mercurial Maltese halfback Jarrod Sammut – as they rebuild yet again, but he intends to be back in England for pre-season in November.

Hours later, he sat next to the rubble and vowed to rebuild — yet again.

That means we give up on curbing overfishing and allowing rebuilding (yet these two goals are in fact are increasingly working in many places, specifically because people have not given up, and because letting fish recover can work).

The rebuild has yet to begin in earnest.

This is an industry that desperately needs to rebuild trust, yet there seems to be absence of genuine leadership on both sides of the Atlantic.

The United States has invested billions of dollars since 2001 in efforts to rebuild Afghanistan, yet the country is still struggling with political divisions and a moribund economy.

But rebuilding has yet to begin, because big and urgent decisions about what to rebuild where have yet to be taken.