Sentence examples for yet mean from inspiring English sources

So dealing with migration may yet mean more Europe.

The word did not yet mean "homosexual" but is in the process of transition.

For the Bank of England, that could yet mean an unwanted role in America's presidential race.

This does not yet mean that all these statements are heard by the relevant others to whom they are addressed.

But Mr. Balasingham, the chief rebel negotiator, said that this progress did not yet mean that the rebels would lay down their arms or disband their army.

The capture of Mr. Hussein may signify the end of one era but it does not yet mean the beginning of a new one.

Yet means tests have long been a bogey for the left.

But this project means they will get a new home that better suits their needs yet means they can stay in their community.

"Yet" means effort.

"Yet" means growth.

"Yet" means progress.