Sentence examples for yet a combination of from inspiring English sources
Yet a combination of money and human inertia tends to keep players in place.
Yet, a combination of disabling conditions still leaves millions of women trapped in destitution, and at great risk of disease and domestic and civil violence.
The spirit was unquestionable, yet a combination of a very good Gothenburg side and United's long season was just too much to overcome.
Yet a combination of central planning and local organisation means that even when big hurricanes hit small, poor Cuba casualties are minor and recovery is quick.
Preventing them from infecting their babies is relatively simple: a single antiretroviral pill called nevirapine — or better yet, a combination of drugs — is given at the onset of labor.
Often the answer is family or death -- the first seemingly only slightly more formidable than the second -- or better yet, a combination of the two; hence, the ubiquitous Mom Has Cancer novel.
Instead, when he jabbed the doorbell yet again, a combination of annoyance and curiosity took hold.
Yet, with a combination of racial pride and fear, community leaders have obdurately resisted any intrusion.
In yet others, a combination of these, and perhaps other factors, offer the best explanation.
Yet with a combination of awareness, best practices, and technology; companies can contact around 92% of leads.
Very little research exists on watermarking robust against desynchronising attacks, and nobody has yet considered a combination of collusion attacks and desynchronisation.
