Sentence examples for yet the key from inspiring English sources
Yet the key issue is intelligence-sharing between national agencies.
Yet the key issue being forgotten is maintenance loans.
Yet the key phrase did not have a fixed, self-evident definition.
And yet the key element in many attacks is human frailty.
Yet the key components of climate-change mitigation and biodiversity protection are missing.
It's not quite there yet; the key piece that is missing is consumer awareness.
Mr Ocalan, who is revered by Kurds, could yet be the key to peace.
It was the ninth consecutive victory by Bordeaux and, yet again, the key player was Yoann Gourcuff.
The aural effect is that of having a story read to you, and yet with the key sen tences characterized.
Yet, on the key point, when it came to justifying intervention, he was back in the Blair groove, channeling the spirit of St Tony himself.
But writing a year before "Okanagon," in which the harp is played percussively, Scelsi hadn't yet found the key to making a string instrument into a drum.
