Sentence examples for yet in question from inspiring English sources

"I do think that the market is overreacting," said Ivan Lathouders, analyst with Bank Degroof, who added that Dexia's solvency and its portfolio were not yet in question.

Yet in the question-and-answer session, Mr. Greenspan seemed to align himself philosophically with Republicans -- and anger Democrats -- over how to address the nation's fiscal troubles.

Yet the year in question was 1863, not 1859.

Yet, the commenter in question is clearly unaware of the way this makes the victim feel.

Yet the jewels in question served a double purpose: a symbol of the nation perhaps, but also an alternative exoticism.

Yet the woman in question said that Mr Strauss-Kahn was "a man with a problem that may make him ill-equipped to lead an institution where women work under his command".

Outside the political hothouse of Brasilia, there are probably few who can name the head of Brazil's powerful agricultural lobby, yet the woman in question, Kátia Abreu, is rapidly becoming the country's most interesting, important – and dangerous – politician.

Yet the revolution in question is no mere change in consciousness or shift in media but the actual attempt to overthrow an existing government — and it's no dinner party but a serious war, conducted by an alternate and well-organized state with a high-tech army to rival that of the tyranny being confronted.

Yet the piece in question, he went on, put his family and friends "in harm's way" and took the newspaper "into the arena of inciting violence".

And yet the study in question seems to say quite clearly that raising educational attainment causes incomes to rise: "People decide to go to college for many reasons.

And yet, the technology in question is a system that stops people from pirating their software and helps them make money.