Sentence examples for yet short from inspiring English sources
Every answer was thoughtful yet short.
Hesse had a prolific yet short career, and her influence since her death at age 34 has been widespread.
Yet "short of an outright coup there is little they can do [to stop Gul]," observes Soli Ozel, a political scientist at Istanbul's Bilgi University.
Yet Short was an optimist at heart and an experienced teacher — he gave scuba and cave-diving lessons in England — and he'd seen even novices accomplish unimaginable things.
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Lemmings is like a puzzle game crossed with a tech demo, one that marries leisurely yet short play sessions to strategic thought and twitchy timings.
Yet short-sellers are far less powerful than their foes may believe.
Yet, short-termism in business can also escalate instability and risk.
Citigroup's sale of important businesses in Japan would reverse an ambitious, yet short-lived, push into the country.
If anything, it has too many of them: John McCain, Susan Collins, Bob Corker, Marco Rubio, Ben Sasse each has had moments of deeply felt yet short-lived rebellion against the President.
The answer depends a lot on where you look.Inflation-worriers, including The Economist, have pointed out that the economy is growing apace, inflation is rising and yet short-term interest rates, even after June 30th, will be negative in real terms.
