Sentence examples for yet it has often from inspiring English sources

Yet it has often been found justifiable on economic or strategic grounds to construct a complete harbour on a relatively unsheltered coastline by enclosing an area with breakwaters built from the shore, with openings of minimum width for entry and exit of ships.

Yet, it has often been assumed that humans and monkeys use the subjective intensity of a vibration, which is sensitive to amplitude as well as frequency, as a cue for frequency [16], [17].

Sexual and reproductive health (SRH) in particular has been recognized as a key health issue for populations affected by conflict, yet it has often been under-prioritized [ 1].

Yet it has not often been exercised.

Yet it has too often been seen as a technocratic exercise, something that can be "implemented" by one or two ministries and their local donors.

Yet it has won nearly as often with three freshmen among its top six players.

Yet I have often pondered on these "feeding frenzies", and wondered why social work is so low in public opinion.

Yet I have often found that there is a lot more common sense in business theory than, for example, the hieroglyphics of kinetic mechanisms that I had been studying for years.

Yet Facebook has often evaded accountability, whether regarding privacy violations, its monopoly power, or abuses of its platform by malevolent actors.

As president, General Musharraf is supposed to be above party politics, yet he has often intervened to end the bickering.

And yet, as has often been shown, legal investigations are not necessarily a mortal blow in French politics.