Sentence examples for yet independently from inspiring English sources

Also highly recommended: the Bramble series, about a helpful yet independently thinking cow.

They also said they had not yet independently determined whether the men are connected to Al Qaeda or other terrorist organizations.

Seeing a convergence of the world in one place -- people of all nationalities, religious and ethnic backgrounds living harmoniously, peacefully, yet independently -- reminded me what this great nation is all about.

The PCT has not yet independently checked the results of the Serco audit, which only covered the first six months of this year when the company had already been told it was under scrutiny.

Gen. Carter F. Ham, the commander of the Pentagon's Africa Command, who was traveling in neighboring Niger on Thursday, said that he had seen the reports from Mali but could not yet independently verify them.

The human rights group Survival International says it has received reports, not yet independently verified, of a July massacre of a Yanomami Indian community by Brazilian gold miners in the Venezuelan portion of the Amazon rain forest along the border with Brazil.

The Washington Post said intelligence officials had yet to independently confirm the authenticity of the postings between 2005 and 2007.

The information contained in the report on Thursday was submitted by the banks and has not yet been independently verified.

It has not yet been independently determined whether any of the classified information in her correspondence was marked as such, for example, or how sensitive the secrets discussed might have been.

To make the MP3's dual front wheels feel and act as one, Piaggio's engineers invented an elaborate parallelogram suspension and steering system that lets the front wheels tilt together with the machine, yet move independently over bumps.

This can clearly distinguish the four DNA letters, A, C, G and T. It may also be able to detect whether a letter is methylated, though this has not yet been independently verified.Methylation, the addition to a base of a group of three hydrogens and a carbon atom, is one way in which genes are regulated.