Sentence examples for yet a minor from inspiring English sources
The lack of juvenile material in eruptive products is a clear indicator that magma was not directly involved in eruption, yet a minor component of fresh glassy material may be accidental and does not necessary preclude an eruption from being phreatic in nature (e.g., Christenson et al. 2010; Pardo et al. 2014).
Yet, a minor fraction of meiotic DSB may escape repair via the homologous chromosome.
And yet, in a minor revival, Montana now has three rabbis, two in Bozeman and one (appropriately) in Whitefish.
The fact that we are five hours in out of six and nothing has actually happened yet is a minor concern, but at least this time I care what the ending will be and may even be able to decipher the necessary explanations along the way.
For example, multidrug efflux pump protein genes may demonstrate expression changes as low as 1.3 fold, yet such a minor change is known to dramatically alter the physiological activity of the pump [ 18].
Earlier this year, prosecutors in Florida dropped 12 child pornography charges against him after a judge ruled that photographs seized from his home allegedly showing him with yet a further minor were seized illegally.
But in Saarland, the Left Party could yet be starting a minor revolution that one day stretches as far as Berlin.
Yet I'm a minor player at best in the opinion-shaping game, unworthy to touch the hem of Paul Krugman's or George Will's garment.
Yet aside from a minor church renovation in Rome, he never fulfilled his ambitions as an architect and is still known mainly as an engraver.
Yet that is a minor quibble to take with a book that addresses one of the main criticisms of his previous work: that it limited itself to telling the story only of Africa's half-century since independence.
Serena, who is interested in fashion and design, has long had an affinity for Paris, yet she caused a minor diplomatic incident in March during the war in Iraq when she answered a question about anti-French attitudes in the United States by saying, with a French accent, "We don't want to play in the war; we want to make clothes".
