Sentence examples for yet numbers from inspiring English sources

And yet numbers are rampant.

Yet numbers play as large a role in typographic communication as letters — if not larger.

Yet numbers alone barely begin to do justice to the painful, turgid awfulness of it all.

Yet numbers of prospective higher education applicants who studied music A-level fell last year by 7%.

People familiar with the code enforcement system say using overall violation numbers is misleading, yet numbers are commonly cited for political purposes and saber-rattling against landlords by housing advocates and others.

Yet numbers of new social lettings are likely to decline anyway, given both the fall in new construction and the enormous pressures to re-accommodate existing tenants affected by welfare reforms.

Yet growing numbers flee persecution.

Yet these numbers are misleading.

Yet the numbers can be exaggerated.

Yet the numbers are stark enough.

Yet the numbers never matched the crowd.