Sentence examples for yet it has won from inspiring English sources

Yet it has won little credit for its pains.

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

A world apart from Paris, my home for the past year, Bratislava is a fraction of the size and has a fraction of the reputation, yet it has won me over entirely.

While the site, a joint venture of NBC Universal and News Corporation, is reportedly not yet profitable, it has won over many advertising executives.

If neoliberalism is the victor for now, it's because no realist, alternative developmental model exists, and yet what it has won is ever more in question.

Although the screening process is not yet fully in place, it has won strong plaudits from conservatives not only for the kinds of qualities it is seeking in candidates, but for the credentials of the senior staff members doing the screening.

But the BJP will need to cross 200 seats to make a realistic bid for power, and there is no reason to believe that it will reach the number (183 seats are the most it has won as yet).

Yet in the seats that it had won in the 1997 landslide, Labour's vote share dropped by just 0.4 points.The other big factor working in Labour's favour has been anti-Tory tactical voting.

The year has barely begun, yet it has already won "Designer of the Year" in Wallpaper* magazine's design awards and opened two exhibitions in Paris: one at the Carpenters Workshop Gallery (through March 3) and another for Spécimen Editions at Galerie Pierre-Alain Challier (through March 17).

The U.S. women's team has been ranked No. 1 in the world for most of the last 12 years, yet it hasn't won a World Cup in that time and has struggled to expand its fan base beyond preteen girls.

Yet it had to win its match against the United Arab Emirates to finish in the top six.