Sentence examples for yet allowed to be from inspiring English sources

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Women were not yet allowed to be rabbis.

A reviewer for The Baltimore Sun called the SNES version "the best game I've ever played - a true translation," while Patterson noted it was the bloodiest game Nintendo has yet allowed to be released.

Golden rice is a modified crop that we haven't yet allowed to be grown on a wide scale, but it looks like a promising way to overcome vitamin A deficiency in countries where rice is the staple food -- and could save the lives of many children who would otherwise die.

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It is given that the same bound guarantees wide-sense nonblocking for multicast connections, provided that the multicasting capability of the network is restricted to the second half of the whole stages, and strictly nonblocking for one-to-one connections, yet allowing to be free from the crosstalk.

"The panel was so diverse yet all voices were allowed to be heard.

Yet none of this was allowed to be reported in Dubai's censored media.

She wrote: "The Evening Standard are having their hustings this evening – yet again, I'm not allowed to be on the panel.

Instead, he is not yet allowed to step on a treadmill or lift a barbell.

He says he isn't yet allowed to release their names.

Initially, the two targets jittered slightly in place, indicating that the monkey was not yet allowed to move.

He has not yet allowed himself to be interviewed by a journalist.

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