Sentence examples for yet lessons from inspiring English sources

Yet lessons from Cornwall suggest that attributing poor practices to stifling over-regulation could be a red herring.

Yet lessons learned from these blunders led to a new program that wiped out smallpox, still the only human disease to have been eradicated from the planet.

And yet lessons learned were also lost in a region now engulfed by devastating fires fuelled by proxy wars among regional and world powers.

And yet lessons from around the world provide some hope that this romance can be saved.

Yet moral lessons have been a project of the museum from the beginning, outlined in the 1979 report of the President's Commission on the Holocaust.

Yet few lessons seem to have been learnt.

Yet the lessons of 1857 are very clear.

This view might seem archaic — yet its lessons remain relevant.

Yet learning lessons from last year's mayoral outcome is important.

And yet the lessons of the Stanford Prison Experiment aren't so clear-cut.

Yet the lessons don't seem to have been entirely learned.