Sentence examples for yet after it from inspiring English sources

The coalition government has come under its greatest strain yet after it was forced to abandon flagship constitutional reforms and the Liberal Democrat leader accused some of his Conservative partners of betraying the mutual trust needed for the two parties to govern together.

Yet after it started in February 1995, Bowman averaged annual gains of 62percentthroughgh the end of last year, according to people close to the firm.

Yet after it and "Shadow Lands," I heard expressions of relief as much as pleasure from audience members at intermission, because this program of premieres was not the disappointment that previous ones had been.

Revenue climbed sixfold over seven years from $49 million in 2010 to $300 million last year, and 2018 is set to be CAA's biggest year yet after it gets a cut of the $5 billion worth of deals it closed between May and August.

And yet, after it happened, this heinous crime was celebrated in some parts of the world.

You remember her long poem "Poetry": "I, too, dislike it: there must be something important beyond all this fiddle," and yet after "reading it… with a perfect contempt for it, one discovers nonetheless a place for the genuine," she says, or something very close to that.

Like all Dunmore's fiction, it is delicately evocative and immensely readable; yet, after polishing it off in three or four enjoyable sittings, I still found it in some primary way indigestible.

And yet, after reading it, I felt that, in the end, this was a play about England.

Yet after all it took for Guzan to become Villa's starter, he said he was not about to become complacent.

Symbian isn't a dead operating system just yet – after all, it received a big update just last month.

Yet even after it began selling the new product, the company kept making the old medicine for several months more.