Sentence examples for yet newly. from inspiring English sources

Yet newly released prisoners need to work, not just to support themselves or their families, but also because having a job correlates with staying out of trouble.

Yet, newly emerging mechanist doctrines of the 17th century imply that these suppositions are false.

Yet newly emerging information about the biological body now makes it possible to supplement traditional scholarly models with insights about the bodily sources of human thought and experience.

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Luckily, with the 24/7 news cycle, millions around the world have now read the stories, seen photos, and tweeted anthems of activism about these not new, yet newly highlighted plights around the world.

Asexuality has major theoretical advantages over sexual reproduction, yet newly formed asexual lineages rarely endure.

The new leader, not yet 30, newly promoted to his military rank on top of all his other titles, may present a more pleasing image than did his father, but the campaign to build him up hardly disguises the reality of a country woefully short on fuel, food and all else.

Some twenty years later, in the spring of 1793, another visitor from yet another newly discovered region of the New World turned up in London.

Yet her newly learned American-style ebullience is also evident.

"Some countries were simply not ready yet, without newly elected leaders or planned reforms".

Yet the newly cleared woods did not grow back the same way.