Sentence examples for yet frequent from inspiring English sources
Yet frequent crackdowns and the occasional toppling of sleazy officials appear to have little impact.
Mr. Stürmer's costumes, although bizarre, are lavish, yet frequent costume changes make it hard to keep the characters straight.
Yet frequent and heavy doses of these systemically administered antibiotics are conventionally prescribed to obtain higher antibiotic levels in the bone and reduce the high recurrence rates.
Responding to this influx of new hardware and the unpredictable – yet frequent – revolutions in the market, the vast majority of enterprises now support a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model.
Singer Chrisette Michele will perform at one of the president-elect's celebratory balls, yet frequent collaborator, Gospel singer Jonathan McReynolds, has decided to forgo Friday's ceremony.
So, to increase the chances for success, start with a healthy breakfast that's jam-packed with fiber and protein and continue through the day with small yet frequent meals to give your body the fuel it needs to keep the metabolism fire lit!
Yet the frequent blanket dismissal of religion on the left is often similarly crude.
These wars will be more limited in scope yet more frequent in number.
Yet a frequent criticism of the protesters has been the absence of specific policy demands.
Yet a frequent complaint heard in Lusaka, the capital, is that the country's rising GDP has passed much of the population by.
As Sumita Dasgupta, of the Centre for Science and Environment in Delhi, sums it up: "The problem is water management, not water scarcity".Scarcity amid plentyThus Cherrapunji, north of Bangladesh, is officially the wettest place on earth, and yet suffers frequent water shortages.
