Sentence examples for yet place from inspiring English sources

Lists of major donors who might be induced to contribute or, better yet, place a call to the officeholder himself are a click away.

But if the talks continue to move slowly, or bog down, the companies might yet place a take-it-or-leave-it offer on the table, officials said.

But the court ruled tonight that society could not yet place "blind faith" in machines, and it rejected a legal opinion issued by the state election division last week that said hand recounts could only be justified by mechanical failure, not possible error by voters who may have failed to mark their ballots completely enough to be read by the machines.

Rather than allowing his actors (who are, for the most part, not actors) to attempt a theatrical embodiment of emotional affect, he devises, very cleverly, narrative structures which are loose enough to favor their improvisations and yet place a maximal emotional weight on their dialectical fluctuations.

A transformation may take yet place, whether the party welcomes it or not.

Yet place them opposite one another in a Brooksian equivalency, and miraculously the "didn't wants" fall into balance.

Yet placing the children on stage mitigates this.

Yet placing Mik's work is not so easy.

And yet, placing the responsibility for this defeat on his shoulders alone would be quite unfair.

The school has ordered the signs but hasn't yet placed them in the buildings.

At establishments where Griffin had not yet placed a container, it claimed ownership of the barrels that were already there.