Sentence examples for yet subject from inspiring English sources

Eos made him immortal, yet subject to the depredations of time, which therefore parts the lovers.

Yet, subject to the EU referendum, a long promised consultation paper on the act could be with us within months.

It is important to minimize possible competitive disadvantages relative to foreign companies that are not yet subject to the same standard.

Wouldn't it be nice to hear Mr. Aimard with an orchestra of old folks, stirring things up yet subject to the gravitational pull of age and experience?

For example, despite the large public assets they control, they are still not yet subject to the Freedom of Information Act.

Therefore, this kind of data enabled direct calculation of the transition part T in matrix L = T + F, but leaved the fertility part F uncertain, yet subject to certain linear constraints.

Yet subjects struggled to defend such feelings with arguments when questioned by researchers.

Yet subjects, even the most exalted, do not always share the royal talent for deft messages delivered with chivalrous understatement.

It is asymmetric and quite complex from the viewpoint of experimental subjects, yet subjects tacitly coordinate this equilibrium reliably and precisely.

The sorts of things that she's interested in are not yet subjects for the responsible treatment they will eventually get in other magazines.

"It seems inconsistent that one be denied the fruits of the tree of the law, yet subjected to all of its thorns".