Sentence examples for yet argues from inspiring English sources
Yet, argues Mr Valladão, Brazil has not decided what sort of neighbour to be.
Yet, argues Johnson, the history of those gains should also warn of their limits.
No one yet argues that the civil rights laws of the 1960s should be repealed.
Yet, argues Mr Legrain, they too bring economic benefits and do "little or no harm" to the wages or employment prospects of native workers.
She created some of the most enduring images of punk, yet argues that "shock" artists like Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin are not punk's natural descendants.
Yet, argues Mr. Mamere, the United States throws its weight around and would have the entire world follow in its steps.
No one has yet argued for votes for whales and dolphins.
Those sniping at it are not at least not yet—arguing that the impact theory is completely wrong.
But not even Iraq's friends—France, Russia and sometimes China are yet arguing for the UN to agree to let go of the oil revenues.
However, exam boards have said they have no plans to do so yet, arguing that teachers should be involved in the decision.
Januszczak has aimed several swipes at Curtis, who in 2010 became the first woman to run Tate Britain, but he has now unleashed his strongest yet, arguing: "Curtis has to go.
