Sentence examples for yet it will have from inspiring English sources

The pit would be one of the nation's largest copper producers, "and, yet, it will have one of the smallest footprints of any of the currently operating open-pit mines in the United States," Ms. Arnold said.

Sensing Spaces cannot offer experiences quite like these, yet it will have succeeded if it offers a hint of a world of architecture that might excite the senses of anyone adventurous enough to look afresh at buildings around them, to reimagine architecture for themselves.

Yet it will have far-reaching consequences for Taiwan and its relationship with the Chinese mainland.

And yet it will have to yield half the profits to Kroenke, a big disincentive for other purchasers.

It's not a dignified look for a plane used to ferrying the wealthy and famous around the globe, yet it will have been worth it if new shape-shifting wings can make aviation safer, quieter and more efficient.

Restructure the debt (but not yet...) It will have to happen, but as an early negotiating tactic, it has failed.

The "third force" of parties aligned neither to Congress nor the BJP is not dead yet, though it will have little role to play in the current parliament.At the same time, the 1999 election marks the BJP's coming of age.

Meanwhile, users who had started a photo book or wall art order on Yahoo but hadn't yet finished it will have until December 1, 2017 to wrap things up.

Yet they hope it will have an Arab sensibility, delivered by its Lebanese-born news director, Mouafac Harb, a former Washington bureau chief for the London-based Arabic daily Al Hayat.

Yet, he adds, it will have big consequences if the Lib Dems develop a taste for playing the "nice" party in the coalition.Violence begets violenceThe NHS row already matters.

Union's administration, in contrast, is beset with a corrosive enmity - yet within five years it will have gobbled up its north-country cousins.