Sentence examples for yet if for from inspiring English sources

And yet—if for no other reason than he is saying this to Henslow Darwin is unlikely to have been writing these words on his fer-de-lance as an already-committed transmutationist.

Yet if, for instance, Cook's team were to continue to win and Strauss's not to, then the questions would become more insistent.

Yet if (for example) the crime drop has been most marked for those who already suffered relatively little crime (as with regressive taxation) one would be concerned about the disproportionate burden which the most victimised continue to suffer.

And yet, if not for the Iranian hostage crisis, Mr. Kennedy may well have won.

Yet, if just for political longevity, Walpole remains one of British history's most beguiling figures.

Yet if not for the actions of George Washington, whose birthday we celebrate, sort of, this month, America might have moved in a very different direction.

Yet if alarm for the independence of the Turkish press was already high, those concerns were raised still further soon after the outbreak of the summer demonstrations in 2013 to protect Istanbul's Gezi Park.

Yet if awarding prizes for science is relatively straightforward, awarding prizes for peace is far more controversial, as the ongoing debacle with the Confucius Peace Prize shows.

Yet, if he pays for the door through that fund, he will lose the remaining money for future repairs.

Yet, if landlordship is, for some, an opening to the American dream, there can also be the nightmare.

Yet if you cared for choreography as an art, not even these shows ranked seriously beside the best work being done in ballet and modern dance.