Sentence examples for yet otherwise from inspiring English sources

Yet otherwise she is not quite as expected.

I'm not sure the Islanders would've won a game yet otherwise.

And yet otherwise Löw had always emphasised that he'd consider only fit players for the tournament.

Yet otherwise, all Sarah Brown's dazzling PR over the last year has had little effect on his image or popularity.

"The court should seize the opportunity to address this constitutional issue — so important, yet otherwise so unlikely to receive judicial scrutiny," Mr. Weiner's brief said.

Yet otherwise smart, wealthy people seem to have a harder time managing their household employees than the people they work with in their day jobs.

Belgian Blue cattle, which do not make myostatin, have huge, rippling muscles and yet are otherwise apparently healthy.

MOSCOW — Russia and Belarus have failed to renew an agreement on crude oil export tariffs that expired on New Year's Eve, raising the prospect that yet another otherwise unremarkable energy pricing dispute between Russia and a neighbor could unravel into a midwinter fuel shut-off on the Continent.

To encourage them, Mr Jospin, a Socialist prime minister "cohabiting" with a conservative president, Jacques Chirac, is arguing that one virtue of his plan for limited devolution is that it is "essentially regulatory" and so would not involve a battle to amend the constitution, although the Constitutional Council may yet think otherwise.In this section A new route?

"A lot of people have an emotional attachment to the camp which is why we have decided not to close it yet - otherwise we'd have sold it and reinvested the money into bursaries for children who cannot afford holidays," he said.

He spent 22 weeks at the top of the golfing world, yet an otherwise glorious career does not boast any of the game's top 10 titles.