Sentence examples for yet leading from inspiring English sources

He isn't yet leading them.

Yet leading players, who were not consulted over the adaptation, insist it is more than just cosmetic.

Yet leading health scientists say the radiation from Fukushima has been relatively harmless, which is similar to results found after studying the health effects of Chernobyl.

Yet leading abolitionists refused to support such inclusion, which prompted Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, a temperance activist, to form the National Woman Suffrage Association in 1869.

Yet leading economists point out that the current level of imports would become unsustainable if oil were to drop to $75.

Yet leading Democrats rule out a short-term, across-the-board extension of the expiring Bush tax cuts, even though a temporary extension might stimulate the economy.

Yet the leading players insist that their business has room to grow.

Yet the leading agricultural experts say that poor countries cannot solve the problems by themselves.

The Democratic debate last Sunday provided the biggest fireworks yet between leading Democratic contenders Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

And yet the leading chasers have displayed a fallibility not visible in McIlroy since day one.

"Here you have a product that is becoming ubiquitous," Mr. Cliggott said, "and yet a leading company is having trouble".