Sentence examples for yet if not from inspiring English sources
Yet if not dead, there are many signs that separatism has slumped into a deep coma.
And yet, if not for the Iranian hostage crisis, Mr. Kennedy may well have won.
Yet if not designed and managed well, those same roads can – and often have – become instruments of death.
(Has every New Yorker cartoonist done a children's book yet? If not, given the recent wave of charming contributions to the genre, they should get to work).
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 not even a framework for discussing cuts in agricultural tariffs and subsidies is in place by this summer, efforts to conclude the Doha round are likely to slip well into 2006 or beyond.In this section Learning to love it Could AIDS explode in India?
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Yet most, if not all, of our job creation efforts are focused on incentives that help large businesses create jobs.
Yet like Balanchine, if not yet quite with the genius or flair, Mr. Wheeldon is able to enliven classical abstraction with clever quirks.
Yet if it is not with Europe, where is it?
Yet if Barcelona did not always impress, Celta did.
