Sentence examples for yet a child from inspiring English sources

Yet a child protection lawyer warned that removing her from her father's custody could still be difficult.

We keep our children close because we fear abduction, and yet a child is no more likely to be taken by a stranger today than 30 years ago.

And yet a child, or an adult, reading the books might come away with an insight not only into his or her inner life but into history and politics and the wars we are fighting now.

Note that the effects for going to a high-quality pre-school compared with no pre-school are similar in size to the effects of going to a high effective primary school versus a low effective primary school, yet a child on average had been in the pre-school centre for 18 months, but had been at primary school for 6 years.

Yet a child, she says, has a "quadrillion of them". So what happens on the way from childhood to adulthood?

Yet, a child's unhappiness is often difficult, if not downright painful, for a parent to endure.

Yet when a child is murdered, there is perhaps no such thing as closure.

Yet as a child he thought of himself as neither rich nor aristocratic.

Yet where a child's welfare ends and a parent's begins is not always so clear.

Yet as a child in city custody herself, Shirley had to relinquish Lamont at birth to the same system.

Yet as a child she was accused of plagiarism, and in maturity of "verbalism" — substituting parroted words for firsthand perception.