Sentence examples for yet saved from inspiring English sources

The world is not yet saved from itself, nor for that matter is Athens.

Experiencing the chaos of a 28-point deficit in the third quarter and on the verge of collapse, the Nets lost another game yet saved their pride tonight.

Should young people, not far into their working career, who have not yet saved much and have debts, be better off than those at the end of many decades of work?

The tenant mix in South Yaphank, he said, is also expected to include couples, with or without children, who have not yet saved up enough money to buy a house in today's costly market.

Among those parents who have not yet saved anything towards the costs, almost 57 per cent said they do not have enough money left to do so after paying daily bills, while 18 per cent said they hadn't even given it any thought yet.

For every reader who is shocked by Monday's revelation that HMS Enterprise, sent by Britain to support search-and-rescue operations in the Mediterranean a month ago, has not yet saved a single life, there could be another who thinks "good, we don't want any more migrants coming to Europe".

"Indeed, it may yet save the world economy".

They may yet save us all, rich and poor together.

This run-in could yet save the Gunners.

Szymanski, in fairness, may yet save himself from redundancy.

If this continues to produce goals, it could yet save professional football in Japan.