Sentence examples for yet points to from inspiring English sources
Paulette Hamilton, cabinet member for health and social care, hailed that as a "real success" – the kind of "joined-up thinking" Crouch has said she will try to engender, yet points to "savage cuts" – £462m from Birmingham's budget since 2010-11 – which she blames for the overall national fall in participation.
So the Psalmist who uses the worm image hides the sacred from those who would defile it with a lack of understanding and yet points to the sacred in a new way.
Looking at the processes potentially involved in the etiology of ADHD, little evidence (as yet) points to a direct involvement of neurotransmitters (at least the classic dopaminergic, noradrenergic and serotonergic pathways) or regulators of neurotransmission (except for DNM1).
And bird experts cannot yet point to any species they think is likely to become extinct.
The data do not yet point to a recession in the fragile euro zone, economists said, and indicate only a moderate cooling of torrid Chinese growth.
The foreseeable techniques of presenting news are dazzling, but they do not yet point to a reliable stream of income to pay for the harvesting of news.
Still, scientists cannot yet point to any study showing that treating insomnia with sleeping pills staves off depression or other diseases.
We can't yet point to figures, but I would say early indications are that it has been very successful in diverting young people away from care and improving educational attendance".
The parties suggest it should be headed by an opposition MP and otherwise become more like a regular parliamentary committee.This is well-judged, being modest yet pointing to both modernity and the light.
But Gail B. Nayowith, executive director of the Citizens Committee for Childrenn, said none of the evidence yet pointed to faults at the child welfare agency, which is thought by many to be in better condition now than it has been in years.
William E. Baroni Jr., the lawyer for the state's Republican Party, conceded in an interview that the party could not yet point to any absentee voter who had been wronged by the change.
