Sentence examples for yet substantially from inspiring English sources

Markets such as Asia that remain relatively untapped may yet substantially increase profits.

He also asserts "There are lots of non-racist reasons to worry about migration" saying some people "are not so sure about paying into the welfare state when they are paying to give newcomers services they have not yet substantially paid for, which our voters would not receive if they went abroad.

Once again, more males expressed a willingness to do so, yet substantially more males were clearly opposed to this.

These solvents are largely at an early stage development with TRL of 4 and not yet substantially proven for commercial deployment in PCC applications.

The advent of high throughput sequencing technologies, such as RNA-seq, has, yet, substantially improved our comprehension of its structure and expression patterns.

There was considerable missing ethnicity data (~20%) yet substantially lower proportion of SMI patients had their ethnicity reported as 'unknown' or 'not stated' than non-SMI patients (11.1% vs. 19.0%, data not shown).

Residents of higher-spending HRRs, according to the AC-EI, had relatively similar baseline health status (Appendix Table 17) and yet received substantially more care (Appendix Table 18).

It's part of Dame Maggie's genius that she can take a role in which she falls so low and yet play substantially the same character as when she was performing someone lah-di-dah.

The production, which received mixed reviews and only two Tony Award nominations this month, grossed $468,851 last week — a slight improvement over the previous week's $455,669, yet still substantially less than its peak of $725,782 for the week of April 6.

And while conceding that American consumers were not yet experiencing substantially higher prices, Mr. Ryan warned that "the inflation dynamic can be quick to materialize and painful to eradicate once it takes hold".

Yet this substantially weaker deterrent would save only about £56m a year during the 30-year life of the programme about 0.17% of the overall defence budget.Mr Alexander thinks that given the nature of the threats he predicts Britain will face between now and 2060 that would be a saving worth having.