Sentence examples for yet the volume of from inspiring English sources

Yet the volume of milk produced kept rising, from 117 billion pounds to 176 billion pounds.

Yet the volume of overnight letters is increasing; business is still thriving, because the threat is still in its infancy.

Yet the volume of American imports had already dropped by 15% in the year before the act was passed.

Yet the volume of accusations had the unexpected side effect of making me so hot with anger that there were days when I simply couldn't catch my breath.

Yet the volume of outrage is less than might have been expected.The silence is not the sound of forgiveness but of ice-cold contempt.

Yet the volume of new UK content broadcast each year outside news and sport has gone down by around 13%. Enders Analysis research suggests that the BBC accounts for 25-50% of investment in the UK's "creative economy", a slightly annoying construct which includes high-growth industries from broadcasting to fashion.

There has been no accounting yet of the volume of paper documents that were destroyed.

While no figures are available yet on the volume of television movie advertising in January, expectations are that spending will be up significantly over last year.

This leak is without question the worst oil disaster at sea in United States history, but it does not yet match the volume of an Mexican oil-well blowout known as Ixtoc 1, also in the gulf, in 1979-80.

Research from a team of US and Chinese scientists suggests the strongest link yet between the volume of ice, which has shrunk by a third in the past 30 years, and changing weather patterns across the northern hemisphere.

Yet he questions the volume of spam generated by search queries and harbours suspicions about the benefits of being a first mover.