Sentence examples for yet saying that from inspiring English sources

-- Do you know what a huge deal that is?" Although shaken, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid warned that we couldn't draw any conclusions yet, saying that justices ask lots of questions in many different directions, but that doesn't mean they've made up their minds.

"Nobody says, 'I've always wanted to go to school in northwestern Indiana".' And nobody is yet saying that all this is history, either.

He stresses his age, 37. It's odd to hear people talking about engaging more young people, yet saying that he is too young to be Speaker.

Mark Baldasarre, who conducts polls for the Public Policy Institute of California, cautioned against assuming a Simon landslide just yet, saying that poll numbers that had fluctuated that widely could swing again.

Speaking to a group of Saudi entrepreneurs and later to reporters, Mr. Bush expressed concern about the economy in some of his starkest language yet, saying that rising oil costs and gasoline prices were causing hardship for American families.

Standing on the bench of a picnic table here on a balmy afternoon outside a small delicatessen, Mr. Santorum used his sharpest language yet, saying that Mr. Romney was the candidate of the "establishment" and would only perpetuate "the status quo".

He said:  "We can't yet say that patients will benefit".

The only cause for doubt is that Ms Fernández has not yet said that she will run.

Yet say that to officials in Beijing, Washington or any other world capital today and they would probably laugh out loud.

They claim that competition damages quality, yet say that "competition had fostered better management".

"We cannot yet say that the N.P.D. is not dangerous, because this weakness is not lasting".