Sentence examples for yet administrator from inspiring English sources

"The science is clear that this chemical is dangerous, yet Administrator Pruitt is ignoring findings from EPA's own experts and brushing off the courts to keep it on the market".

Yet administrators of Yeshiva University, the prestigious Modern Orthodox institution in Washington Heights that runs the high school, allowed each man to simply leave.

A representative of Chicago Public Schools said officials there support the concept of career academies, yet administrators at Austin Polytech said it had been a challenge to get the school's staff fully behind the vocational agenda.

And yet, administrators say they feel some obligation to ensure that students do not unintentionally step into an online minefield — such as the rants or brusque language on blogs, personal Web sites, and public message boards that have led some businesses to fire or discipline employees.

The new museum took nine years and a reported $700 million to build, yet administrators found neither the resources nor the time to meaningfully and transparently consult with all of the victims' kin about the management of the unidentified remains.

There's no timeline or budget estimate for the project yet, district administrator Jesus Angulo said in April.

Yet many administrators realized their inclusion on the new list would be perceived as just that.

This philosophy is sympathetic to the requirements for a remote access solution in a way that it can accommodate a wide range of newer connectivity methods and yet provide administrators with high degree of control and flexibility.

Yet the administrators said the Football Association is likely to follow suit and reclaim the rights packages as Setanta cannot afford to make any further payments to maintain them.

Yet the administrators also profess a deep wariness of the rankings, partly because good fortune tends to be fickle and because they do not believe such ratings accurately gauge excellence.

If the complaint is that beer pong leads to excessive drinking for drinking's sake, I would suggest that football tailgates also lead to excessive drinking for drinking's sake; yet college administrators seem opposed to one while condoning the other.