Sentence examples for yet at the start from inspiring English sources

Yet at the start of 2009 a depressing reality emerged.

They saw the possibility of plenty everywhere, yet at the start they lived in harsh conditions.

Yet at the start of the fourth quarter, the 10 best, on average, were far more bullish than the 10 worst.

Yet, at the start of the 20th century, vast psychological systems, such as behaviourism and Gestalt psychology, indeed were offered as explanations of learning (and of much wider ranges of behaviour as well).

Yet at the start of the semi-final - normally a really tense occasion - I remember sitting in the boat feeling so happy, thinking there was nowhere else I'd rather be.

There may have been spring-like conditions, perfect for the fleet of foot, yet at the start the likeliest source of a try, in a ferocious contest, looked to be the rolling maul – typically English but the scale of the brute force on display was awesome.

Yet right at the start, he also seemed to take a less romantic tack.

Yet now, at the start of December, Tony Pulis has West Brom in ninth place.

Yet, particularly at the start of the evening, the sound the group produced called to mind the performance style prevalent in the 1960's -- energetic, broad-boned and with a seat-of-the-pants quality in which gesture was deemed more important than complete accuracy of intonation.

No scoring rubric has been published for the VNOS-C; therefore, one was devised for this study by adapting a published rubric used for the open-ended questions of a newer, stand-alone questionnaire, the Student Understanding of Science and Scientific Inquiry SUSSII; Liang et al., 2009), which was not yet available at the start of this study.

More than half of the 2,170 Con Edison customers who could not yet receive power at the start of this week — three weeks after the storm hit — were on Staten Island, according to the utility company.