Sentence examples for yet disposed from inspiring English sources

Having lost no vote either in the Commons or in the country, she was yet disposed of by the unaccountable will of fewer than four hundred politicians.

Inside a dingy storeroom, officers pried open a freezer filled with red biohazard bags that contained thirty-five advanced-gestation fetuses — medical remains that had not yet been disposed of.

In the hearing, Roof told the judge he was unemployed, and a lawyer explained that his prior drug charges have not yet been disposed.

French banks have repaid or will soon repay all the emergency funds they received from the state last year, while most German banks have yet to dispose of tens of billions of euros in toxic assets or undergo recapitalization and drastic restructuring.

Yet he usually disposed of shares in his companies -- exercising only "influence".

His head had yet to be disposed of when the police arrived and found Mr. Perez and Mr. Williams, they said.

And yet, if one were disposed to critique, there is much here to criticise.

She took no interest in it at all, yet somehow she casually disposed of one of his greatest problems: how to communicate the nuances of Indian life in English, which was the only language in which he could truly express himself.

Most of the 300,000 tonnes of PCBs produced in Europe is thought to still be on land and much has yet to be properly disposed of, said Jepson: "There is a lot more PCB to work its way through the system".

But LVMH said it was not yet prepared to dispose of the money-losing operations, notably its DFS chain of duty-free stores and its Sephora cosmetic outlets.

At the moment, these are disposed of by yet another mathematical fiddle.