Sentence examples for yet introducing from inspiring English sources

Yet introducing selection comes at great expense to the children who fail the 11-plus, by creaming off able children from affluent backgrounds from all-ability schools.

By taking the conceptual side of Mr. Klein as Mr. Clean — yet introducing a sexual charge — this fine collection went back to the Calvin Klein roots when a young Kate Moss defined the house.

In 2010, Jawbone ICON became the company's most innovative Jawbone yet; introducing unmatched ease of use, personalization, sound quality and design to the market.

Yet introducing narration and visual elements (animated highlighting of the key points in a block of text) allowed a text-heavy example to be broken into discrete visual parts, thereby hopefully reducing the risk of cognitive overload (see Fig. 6).

Though the bioremediation paradigm using algae to degrade pollutants in situ has lately attracted a lot of public attention, yet introducing the "genetically engineered" algae into the environment to enhance the process is yet to be demonstrated with success.

In the multi-view setting for brain disorders, or for medical studies in general, a critical problem is that there may be limited subjects available (i.e., a small n) yet introducing a large number of measurements (i.e., a large (sum _{i=1}^m I_i)).

Senator Michael Bennet, Democrat of Colorado, has drafted such a law, but has not yet introduced it.

No member of Congress has yet introduced a bill with these proposals, she added.

Microsoft had not yet introduced Windows 95 and was still following the Macintosh lead.

It may yet introduce a similar system for oncology drugs, which are among the most expensive, most controversial treatments.

It has been approved by a Senate committee but not yet introduced this session in the House.