Sentence examples for yet it would make from inspiring English sources

Yet it would make a peculiar sort of federation.

Yet it would make sure that sports really are played according to their arbitrary rules as well as within the non-arbitrary rules of mathematics.

Yet it would make debtors repay more of their credit card debt after they emerge from bankruptcy, forcing those on modest incomes to put repayment to credit card companies in competition with paying for child care.

Yet if it would make things harder for us, how much harder would it be for that independent producer -- or even citizen journalist -- who happened to be at the right place at the right time with a camera.

There's no concrete evidence as yet, but it would make sense that years of ingesting an unknown mix of chemicals might have some sort of adverse effect on my body.

The New York Times Company has not yet decided if it would make an electronic version of its newspaper available to Plastic Logic owners.

He also said the division had not yet decided how it would make inmates aware of the service.

Google executives said that the archive service would not generate revenue directly and that the company did not yet know how it would make money from it.

Brockway, too, said she hopes the reforms encourage more people to petition for annulments, yet she doubted it would make the process much easier.

Yet, when Dell Computer announced it would make the already-lowered earnings number for its current quarter, investors broke out the champagne.

Yet Comcast says that it would make the same undertakings not to discriminate against other content firms and distribution networks that News Corp did last year when it acquired DirecTV.