Sentence examples for yet one must from inspiring English sources

Rules that are duplications, or unnecessary, from the get-go should be discarded, yet one must be careful not to throw the proverbial "baby out with the bath water".

Yet, one must not forget that on his watch, there were a number of modernisations, especially in its engagement with the media as the Holy See began to communicate to the world via the Internet and Twitter (the latter sometimes in his beloved Latin - the language he used for his resignation statement).

Yet, one must be careful not to impose modern conceptions on the "natural philosophy" of earlier centuries, for much seventeenth century science was practically indistinguishable from the more speculative metaphysics of the era (and thus the label "natural philosophy" is particularly apt for describing seventeenth century science).

Yet one must inevitably acknowledge the pleasure he had given audiences for over half a century.

Yet one must beware of judging Berquin or his equally moralistic successor Jean-Nicolas Bouilly by today's standards.

Yet one must fill the yawning chasm with something: Magical Poetry Talk, a fashion shoot, some lists, the wisdom of Sting, whatever.

Yet one of these must be the better camera, or at least certain types of shooters might reasonably prefer one or the other.

Neither has cracked yet, but one must give way eventually.

Amnesty International called that idea "an outrage for civilians who endured such cruelty," but given that Mr. Taylor's supporters have not yet disarmed, one must ask whether amnesty is a greater outrage than the possibility of renewed violence.

Yet ultimately one must conclude that the interest or importance of this period springs above all not from any "national" considerations or reflections upon the Italian peninsula as a unity but rather from three particular features that appeared in at least some parts of it.

Yet one senses that nothing must be said and that truth is not an option.