Sentence examples for yet doing the from inspiring English sources

And she is yet doing the same thing.

The bands aren't yet doing the rounds at marked up prices on second-hand selling sites yet – other than postings by the charities themselves.

Yet doing the Magna deal was so important to Mrs. Merkel that she told Mr. Obama the Opel issue was "a test case for trans-Atlantic relations," the magazine said.

Helen Keats Shorwell, Isle of Wight Andy Beckett helpfully recontextualises voters' power, rural and urban (Cities may dominate our culture but real power now lies in the countryside, 13 December), but while Ukip et al can readily identify the metropolitan elites no one is yet doing the same for a rural equivalent.

But he firmly rejected what has become conventional political wisdom among even some Republicans -- that while Mr. Lieberman is helping Mr. Gore, Mr. Cheney is not yet doing the same for Mr. Bush, whose standing in the polls has sagged since his selection of Mr. Cheney.

Yet doing the same when people are involved has the effect of leaving them feeling they are less important.

Or better yet, do the work.

Others, perhaps even one of the seedling firms from 500 Startups, may yet do the same.

And yet does the dollar really risk losing its status as the world's main currency?

His fiscal reform may yet do the same, though some wrinkles may need smoothing out.

Yet, did the risk of losing its reputation prevent Andersen's failings at Enron?