Sentence examples for yet supposing from inspiring English sources

Yet, supposing Mr. Cameron were to succeed in scaling down Britain's involvement, some central questions will arise.

Yet supposing that we could keep 6,000 languages alive is like supposing that we could stop, say, ice from getting soft under the sun.

Better yet, suppose that you expand in part not by beating your competitors, but by buying them.

And yet, suppose some evening I forgot The fare and transfer, yet got by that way Without recall, lost yet poised in traffic.

Yet suppose we attend not to its overt message, but to its unwelcome subtext; and, like Julie and Jason before they were re-educated, try to rethink the relationship between romance and parenthood.

Mr. Ward, 56, who was appointed in 2008 by Gov. David A. Paterson, has not yet lined up his next job, according to the individuals told of his departure, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because his plans were not yet supposed to be public.

And yet suppose also that her intention is realized only by a wholly unexpected accident.

Yet, suppose, for example, that a South African of mostly Dutch ancestry and a South African of mostly Xhosan ancestry share certain heritable physical characteristics.

Yet suppose that he insists on doing what he has decided to do.

A statement like "The first astronaut to go to Mars will have a unique experience" could be analyzed as referring to an object not yet existing, supposing that one day in the distant future some person will indeed travel to Mars, but that person has not yet been born.

What's confusing about this litany is that Iran has blown by each red line in turn, yet the supposed disaster has yet to materialize.