Sentence examples for yet it would have from inspiring English sources
Yet it would have been misplaced.
Yet it would have been hard on Bosnich had McManaman beaten him at the last.
Yet, it would have been a more understated tribute that meant the most.
It would have no influence over the decisions yet it would have to subscribe to all the rules.
Yet it would have seemed quite wrong if McCoy had left his final Festival without a winner.
Some of the Swiss players were appealing, and a particularly eagle-eyed referee might have given a penalty, yet it would have been a harsh one.
Amec clearly hasn't offered its best shot yet, and it would have to go well above 600p to persuade Kentz to open its books, especially if the German M+W Group is still sniffing.
Yet while it would have been cheaper for the company to run its clinical trials in India, Dr Rodriquez said he needed to learn from the countries where Daktari is launching, so on-the-ground trials went ahead in Kenya, Uganda, Botswana and South Africa.
Other organisations we have helped I would not know about yet, because it would have been dealt with regionally," he said.
Yet surely it would have been even more courageous to stay put, tough it out, and risk the probability of being ditched by the FA if the team also lost in Helsinki.
Yet maybe it would have greater weight if a more experienced actress were heading the variously frantic, voracious, coarse, calculating, embittered, hilarious cast assembled by the British director Laurence Boswell.
