Sentence examples for yet permissible from inspiring English sources

Profanities of four letters, even comparatively mild ones, were not yet permissible in publications of general circulation.

It's frustrating yet permissible when Siri stumbles on your phone where you can easily default to your thumbs.

And is it not yet permissible in South Dakota to defend oneself, with deadly force if necessary, against the threat of immediate harm to your person?

This is not a question of the struggle between good and evil, but of what is technically possible and yet ethically permissible.

In Europe, either flat or convex driver's-side mirrors are permissible, yet for all practical purposes, only convex mirrors are used.

Yet it is permissible to wonder what might have happened in the Middle East if the 1967 war had ended in a more messy way, leaving all the participants at some disadvantage.

This has one immediately paradoxical implication: namely, that if unjust combatants fight without violating the rules governing the conduct of war, all their individual acts of war are permissible; yet these individual acts together constitute a war that is unjust and therefore impermissible.

Although fertile persons with weight problems could disregard all directive messages and simply go ahead and conceive, that would constitute a (legally permissible yet) morally tainted exercise of their reproductive liberty.

They define hormesis as "low-dose stimulation and high-dose inhibition," declaring "beneficial/ harmful effects should not be part of the definition, but reserved to subsequent evaluation.... ......... Yet, they advocate higher permissible environmental levels of hazardous agents based on purported health benefits.

Yet that opens the possibility of permissible gay sex, or heterosexual sodomy, both of which they want to oppose.

Yet hiring killers to kill Isum was permissible.