Sentence examples for yet it could be from inspiring English sources

And yet, it could be worse.

Yet, it could be challenging for H.P. to cash in.

Better yet, it could be replicated in any country with a volcano.

The liquid was refracting light as if it were made of solid, frangible crystals, and yet it could be poured from a beaker.

Yet, it could be argued that without his involvement, the other two Flames might not have managed to be where they are on that list, and, more generally, the team might be languishing.

Stage two – shrewdly using that experience in your application and interview to really impress a potential employer – is an area often given scant attention, and yet it could be the difference between getting the job, and not.

The carnival atmosphere -- strobe lights out of "Looking for Mr. Goodbar," loud whining music and swaying bodies -- is jarring, and yet it could be a party anywhere that is tolerant of the anarchic, self-involved pastimes of the young.

And yet, it could be a transformative deal whose full implications will take years to emerge.Almost lost amid the many transactions signed on January 21st to coincide with the visit of China's President Hu Jintao to America was an agreement by ICBC to buy 80% of the Bank of East Asia's small, almost profitless, retail-branch network in New York and California for $140m.

Yet Ernst Joubert, Brad Barritt and Alex Goode, it could be argued, have been equally pivotal to Sarries' flourishing season.

Bionic arm, time travel!" "We have no idea who we're going to cast yet, but it could be anyone.

DON'T revive Robert Moses yet, but it could be that some of Westchester's parkways actually protect wildlife.