Sentence examples for yet the problem is from inspiring English sources

Yet the problem is national.

Yet the problem is wholly man-made.

Yet the problem is not insuperable.

Yet the problem is mostly invisible.

Yet the problem is simple to solve.

And yet the problem is deeper.

Yet the problem was not of our making.

Yet the problem was not the type of sounds produced by the avant garde; it was rather the type of composition.

Yet, the problem was that one of the Chinese characters in this phrase was miswritten in another character.

Yet much of the problem is India's: its manufacturers are too weak to export much.

Yet, equally paradoxically, the problem is not simply a lack of decisiveness.