Sentence examples for yet for a long from inspiring English sources
Yet, for a long time, economists managed to keep monetary analysis safely constrained within technical territory.
Yet, for a long time in America, politicians have been oddly unimportant.
Yet for a long time it worked, and the store grew.
Yet for a long while Grainger and Thornley's silver looked like being gold.
And yet for a long time it appeared they might overcome even that.
And yet, for a long time, Lee didn't feel as if she were on solid ground herself.
Many iPod users choose a particular selection of music for their journey to work in the morning, and a different one for going home in the evening, and yet another for a long car drive.
4 Unless an infected individual presents for a health check or is alerted by a sexual partner who has developed symptoms, he/she may remain infectious, yet asymptomatic, for a long time.
It is possible that taking account of negative smears over a longer age-span than 40 49 years, or considering cessation of screening at age of 55 years, would identify a group with clearer cost benefit from cessation of screening, but the NHS screening programme data do not, yet, run for a long enough period to assess this.
Yet for a very long time Khan was a loser — that other kind of loser, the one you still hear in President Trump's Twitter voice.
And yet for an artist long admired for breaking new ground with composition form and incisive, nuanced lyrics, the new approach has also been stimulating.
