Sentence examples for yet in principle from inspiring English sources

Yet, in principle, any change that makes the economic pie larger makes it possible for everyone to enjoy a bigger slice than before.

Yet in principle the Turkish-Cypriots are ready, as under the Annan plan, to hand back some 9% of the 38% of Cyprus that they now occupy, including Varosha, a ghost resort town south of Famagusta.

Yet, in principle, computers cannot be asked to discover proofs, except in very restricted areas of mathematics—such as elementary Euclidean geometry where the set of theorems happens to be recursive, as was proved by Tarski.

And yet, in principle, nature is intelligible for human beings.

And yet, in principle, both nurses and engineers are reasonably fungible.

Yet, in principle when optimizing the u-th user, the base station could already utilize the knowledge of the precoders calculated for those u−1 users that have been optimized before.

To date this has not been demonstrated, yet the available mouse models will in principle allow the genetic tracking of transformed Lgr5 cells and their offspring within established tumours.

Computers can't do that yet, but in principle it's just the sort of thing a deep neural net ought to be able to master, says Nikolai Yakovenko of Twitter New York in New York City, a former poker pro who is working on artificial-intelligence poker software.

Yet in both principle and in practice, what is true of sports applies just as much to many other areas of industry.

There are several reasons Nash has not yet been ousted in principle, one of which is the National Basketball Association draft this summer.

And Michael Hendricks, a neuroscientist and assistant professor of biology at McGill University in Montreal, insists the technology required "does not yet exist even in principle".