Sentence examples for yet number from inspiring English sources
Suddenly cabinet is one woman down; just three compared to 19 men attend; yet Number 10 claims it has "beefed up" the women and equalities brief by adding another female face to the list of those who can occasionally come along when invited (now up to 12).
"AVAST is the undisputed global leader in consumer PC antivirus and a pacesetter in mobile security – but we're not yet number one in every market," said Vince Steckler, CEO of AVAST, in a statement.
And yet numbers are rampant.
Yet numbers of prospective higher education applicants who studied music A-level fell last year by 7%.
Yet numbers alone barely begin to do justice to the painful, turgid awfulness of it all.
Yet numbers play as large a role in typographic communication as letters — if not larger.
Yet numbers only tell a piece of the story.
What we take from collective choice theory is the idea of cross-level relationships, developing a formal, quantitative and yet number-free conceptual framework in which one can analyze law-like principles about what is 'in principle' possible.
The present war with Iraq, which will engage the greatest-yet number of American women, could change much of that by debunking the arguments against fully employing them.
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Yet this number is a little misleading.
