Sentence examples for yet integral from inspiring English sources

They lasted a phenomenal eight centuries, leaving intact monuments of a culture distinct and yet integral to European history.

Charmaine wasn't sure whether she wanted to tell the story of how she fitted in, the story that is missing from the film of her father's life and yet integral to it.

In one of the most moving songs, "Wasserflut," Mr. van Dam showed how different syllables at the same acute point in the recurring melody could each have a different weight, intensity and sway, a different way of rearing out of the line, like a thorn, yet integral to it.

Royal College of Art student Gabriele Meldaikyte has taken a bit more notice of them than most and transformed these simple, yet integral, movements into a series of sculptures in Multi-Touch Gestures.

Our results suggest that PCX and PEPCK, which catalyze upstream steps in glycerogenesis and fatty acid synthesis from glucose, are not yet integral to any major functional modules in the immature adipocyte.

Due to a series of health and non-health sector events, feedback, and learning, dual practice has become an informal, yet integral component of a government health workers' incentive package.

Guards are paid less, receive less attention, and yet are integral to any team's running game.

"Our national leaders and media have made calls to condolence, calls to relief workers, and calls to war, arms and retaliation -- but did they make any self-criticism or reflection for America?" He sums up darkly: "Under the covering of the flag lurks something ugly and yet so integral to the soul of America -- what 'patriotism' hides perhaps the next national wave of hysteria will reveal".

Creativity is therefore a requirement for school graduates, but it is not yet an integral part of education.

Yet, another integral aspect is that if innovators and entrepreneurs were to be deterred by failure, it would eventually preclude all possibility of success for future implementation.

For an economy which is not yet an integral part of the world's economy, arguing that problems with informational externalities are binding probably is not grounded (Sen and Kirkpatrick 2011).