Sentence examples for yet counting on from inspiring English sources

Yet counting on a repeat performance would be a big mistake.

But he cannot yet count on a happy ending to this tale.

Rory McIlroy insists he cannot yet count on an Open Championship victory, despite holding a six-shot lead in an event that may well mean as much to the Northern Irishman's father as the golfer himself.

For example, Mr. Ehlers said, it is irksome to encounter people who ignore the scientific consensus that human activity contributes to global warming yet count on science to produce new sources of energy magically.

Now they are counting on yet another new dawn.

Yet the things that Tharp is counting on, the music and the dance, do indeed keep the show afloat much of the time.

Yet Hoff could count on close to ninety per cent of his seedlings surviving into their second year.

And, from the looks of things, we can count on yet another preemptive strike against privacy by N.S.A. Notably, much of the campaign to monitor our personal communications in the name of a so-called war on terror has been kept conspicuously private by an administration which has enhanced the ability to classify information, as well as deter declassification.

Though many brokers and developers insist they feel no serious qualms yet — they are counting on the weak dollar to keep attracting foreign buyers — some are unveiling new stratagems for luring higher-end clients and the brokers who know them.

Back home, I was greeted by the news that General Motors was being bailed out — that's the G.M. that Fortune magazine just noted "lost more than $72 billion in the past four years, and yet you can count on one hand the number of executives who have been reassigned or lost their job".

Yet count me a skeptic.