Sentence examples for yet setting aside from inspiring English sources

Yet setting aside that contradiction, what legal observers say is notable about Governor Parnell's administration is the degree to which it is following up its words of resistance with legal action — all at once and on many fronts.

And yet, setting aside the dubious testimony of a single man who claims to have gone to bed with Wilder, Thornton Wilderr: A Life" tells of a life lived without the sexual relationships and romantic attachments that we sometimes falsely assume to be the most momentous passages in an artist's — or anyone's — life.

Yet setting aside questions of his motivation, should Mr. Crist win, political candidates for elections to come will examine his victory as a case study for how to navigate a terrain where the parties may not be the powers they once were.

Yet setting aside the question of how psychopaths should be defined, Jonny Gifford, of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), agrees with Prof Dutton that we can learn from these behaviour traits.

Mr. Romney has not yet set aside any money for advertising in Louisiana, the data show.

In its latest earnings results, the bank said it had not yet set aside money for potential fines or settlements related to the global investigation.

Hypo has not yet set aside anything for money lent to governments in Greece and other troubled countries, arguing that the European Union rescue plan makes defaults unlikely.

Mortgage servicers are also bracing for combined fines of between $5 billion and $20 billion as part of a settlement with state attorneys-general over foreclosure practices (remember robo-signing?)BofA has not yet set aside reserves for this hit.

How much do the state, cities and other government agencies now owe for pensions promised to workers but not yet set aside?

Yet, even setting aside the difficult issue of how much of a free ride China can expect, the EU's policy applies to individual companies, not countries, for which there is no such dispensation.It is a troubling spat.

Yet even setting aside Benghazi and the IRS conservative targeting ordeal, which is a big set aside considering reports now suggest that officials in Washington were very much involved, there's still plenty that makes Obama's presidency eerily reminiscent of the Bush administration, especially when it comes to these "trust us, this is in the name of national security" kind of statements.