Sentence examples for yet locking from inspiring English sources

Yet locking our children up is the worst thing we can do for them.

Continuous yet locking sutures were used to repair the incision of the anterior uterine wall under the guidance of a probe.

Yet, "Locking Horns" lacked a convincing overall structure.

However, Shorten's own promised target is not yet locked in.

In the developing world there is a particular opportunity because infrastructure is not yet locked in to high emissions.

And in a bittersweet twist of political fate this quiet revolt by the people of the East End may yet lock Ed Miliband out of 10 Downing Street.

Many of these annuities offer the option of a higher payment if the value of the underlying securities rises yet lock in a minimum payment if they fall.

NBCUniversal has not yet locked in marketers to sponsor the guest-editor vignettes, but Ms. Yaccarino said she imagined the TV spots would read, for example, "Brought to you by L'Oréal".

And still Zweig might have noted that, as of today, President Trump and his sinister "wire-pullers" have not yet locked the protocols for their exercise of power into place.

And that doesn't jibe with a $54 million price tag on a deal where the defendant says it did nothing wrong yet locks up the facts under maximum security.

Ordinarily, it would not be worth worrying about such trivial differences, but they have more relevance in this case because of the extraordinary closeness of the race and the large number of voters who have told pollsters that their choice is not yet locked in.