Sentence examples for yet expected from inspiring English sources

But, Mr. Mortier explained, he is in a delicate position, not officially in charge yet expected to set policy.

Periods and skin complaints were irritating yet expected worries at 21, but the mention of infertility sent me into a panic.

Mark: three heart attacks, a couple of strokes, a big drink problem, yet expected to be able to work, apply for work or face penury.

This approach is not new yet Newcastle lined up with the same formation and with a similar defensive approach from six weeks ago yet expected a different result.

How ironic that Walt Disney reinvented the character of Mrs Banks as a suffragette, yet expected instant and docile submission from her creator.

But what is worse for Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain is that they are on the sidelines and yet expected to act as if they have the best information available.

You also shouldn't yet expect consistent power below 35th Street.

Yields on government bonds have fallen: clearly, investors do not yet expect higher premiums for safe American assets.

"Public health groups cannot tell sex workers that we 'oppose' them, yet expect them to be partners in preventing H.I.V.," she said in a statement.

After jumping on news of the deal on Monday, ARM's shares fell 0.5% on Tuesday to £16.67, suggesting shareholders do not yet expect a bidding war.

"We tend to greet crew members as potential terrorists," Mr. Stevenson said, "yet expect them to act as allies and to perform a security function".