Sentence examples for yet bending from inspiring English sources

Sample mass increased by around 0.3 wt.%, yet bending stiffness and strength remained unchanged.

But Semenya certainly looks like a victim based on what we know at the moment, even if the I.A.A.F. is not yet bending over backward to emphasize it.

Yet, bending to the chill American wind blowing out of Iraq and through its now-closed offices in Damascus, Hamas has been making conciliatory noises and intends to continue talks with Mr Abbas's government.Mr Abbas does have majority support for the road map among his Fatah movement, say Palestinian sources.

The authorities may yet bend to public will.

But Massachusetts's universal health-care law has not (yet) bent the cost-curve, and Texas-style damage caps have not in fact increased doctor numbers.

Among other traits, the pipes have no vertical seams, so they will hold up as they're rammed thousands of feet into the earth and yet bend to convey oil and gas without breaking.

In some ways, Hartley's development is primarily a story of painted surfaces and surface tensions, of a shifting vocabulary of paint handling that was steeped in tradition and expended upon traditional subject matter, yet bent on radicalism and encoded with double meanings.

They hurt to bend -- yet bend and extend fully they must, to get the full benefit of the surgery.

Yet sharply bent forward, she was a swan maiden with a broken wing, wounded by love and fate.

Now, inspired by the famous "whispering gallery" of St . Pauls Cathedral in London, physicists have developed the most efficient way yet to bend a powerful x-ray beam.

Why didn't he explain that it costs them NOTHING to send text messages yet they bend over their customers and make their buttholes bleed with sms fees?