Sentence examples for yet lapsed from inspiring English sources

They were both "serious": Clinton was a senator and a former First Lady; Edwards was a former senator and the 2004 Vice-Presidential candidate (he hadn't yet lapsed into National Enquirer absurdity).

No one on the Sunday morning news programs is yet lapsing into Marx Brothers-style routines about the party of the first part.

Yet a decade lapsed before the FDA in September of 2011 mandated 34 POP mesh manufacturers to conduct clinical retrospective studies for product evaluation, one year before the first patient lawsuit settlements began.

After every sentence, Andrea lapsed into yet another inane smile.

Yet Brown keeps lapsing into a feeble technocratic line of attack instead, complaining "the Tories' sums don't add up".

Yet the lapses are remarkably rare.

And yet these lapses can happen to the best of us.

Yet his lapses also do not draw the concern and censure from his peers that they might have even a few years ago.

But the incident was yet another lapse in airport security that frustrated harried travelers in the wake of the failed plane bombing on Christmas and incensed one New Jersey lawmaker over the leniency of Mr. Jiang's potential penalty.

After 9 public hearings and 13 closed sessions by the committee last year, the report is the most comprehensive account yet of lapses that allowed 19 Arabs to hijack four commercial airliners without being detected by intelligence or law enforcement authorities.

In the capital, the government remained silent, probably, the embassy speculated, because "(1) they may not know who did it; (2) such accusations could impair or end Syria's nascent peace negotiations with Israel; and (3) publicising the event would reveal yet another lapse in Syria's vaunted security apparatus".