Sentence examples for yet seeking from inspiring English sources
Yet seeking reconciliation would be a sign not of weakness but of India's growing confidence.
Yet, seeking excitement, she had an affair with an officer while her husband was fighting on the Russian front.
Yet – seeking economic credibility – they have also signed up to substantial chunks of the coalition's fiscal strategy and to its welfare cap.
Patients aren't yet seeking tear-trough fillers, which can last from six months to a year, the way they might ask for Botox for forehead wrinkles, but they're becoming more popular, dermatologists say.
Professor Liebman, like Mr. Dieter of the Death Penalty Information Center, noted that murders account for a small percentage of crimes, yet seeking the death penalty can take up most of a prosecutor's budget.
Yet seeking secular laws or social tolerance ignores the root of the problem, says Ibn Warraq, the pseudonymous Indian-born author of "Leaving Islam", a collection of essays by ex-believers, and other books.
It has not yet sought outside financing.
Sweden and Finland may yet seek refuge in NATO.
But no party has yet sought to use the power.
It is telling that he has not yet sought a personal endorsement from the president.
This means Congress may yet seek harsher measures than Mr Bush's proposals.
