Sentence examples for yet another language of from inspiring English sources

Yet another "language" of host-bacterial communication could be through the quorum sensing (QS), which utilizes hormone-like compounds and, in E. coli, has been implicated in a potential cross-communication between the luxS/AI-3 bacterial QS system and the epinephrine host signalling system [26].

But yet the language of the global warming alarmists, 'denier' is the language of religion.

And yet, the language of the antique brochures is familiar: everything is enhanced, distinguished, spacious.

Yet this language of dreams might sometimes obscure the plainer facts of these players and their sport.

And yet, the language of the "environmental consequences" sections of the final 2007 federal assessment and BP's own assessment submitted earlier the same year are virtually identical.

Yet, the language of dehumanisation and destruction is alarmingly reminiscent of the very darkest chapters in our world history; to avoid the risk of replication, we must maintain the distinction between offender and offence — whatever the circumstances.

Yet the language of economic "austerity" finds a striking analogue in his vision of a post-debt society composed of people who have learned, at long last, to live within their means.

England in fact shares its island with other nations – Scotland and Wales – yet the language of sharing, of being part of an archipelago, has not featured in the English nation's self-image.

Yet, the language of risk permeates the entirety of the literatures on the interactions of volcanic systems and human populations.

And yet the language of Occupy is adopted, the "99%" along with the newly glamorized verb "to occupy".

Yet today the language of class has been almost removed from the political discourse.