Sentence examples for yet this line from inspiring English sources
Yet this line is wearing thin.
Yet this line that "the EU has kept the peace on the continent since 1945" was only briefly uttered.
Yet this line now offers a Valentino style genuinely refreshed for a new generation — but with plenty to lure back faithful former customers.
Yet this line of attack is likely to be blunted by the recovery in the second half of 2003: the economy has been roaring back, with 50,000 jobs being created each month and consumer confidence rising.
And yet, this line of argument ignores that smaller reforms such as short-term contracts and internships have already been implemented, to make the Italian labour market more flexible and more "European".
Yet this line of reasoning against evolution hinges on the common misconceptions of thermodynamics and entropy that we have outlined above.
Yet this "red line" was crossed almost with impunity.There were sound arguments for all these apparent American retreats.
Yet this new line -- the women's health organization as a horror-movie butcher looking to enrich itself off helpless pregnant women -- has quickly become an established "fact" not only within the anti-choice movement, but in the larger conservative movement and among Republican politicians.
Yet this cell line provides both a model of human neural cell differentiation and a source of a diverse population of human central nervous system neurons which are amenable to further study.
A "baseline" will be agreed, which is meant to define the counterfactual, showing what donor countries would have given had debt relief never happened.It is not yet clear how this line will be drawn.
He's always talking about how you're the realest dude in New York.' Yet he has this line on 'Only Built 4 Cuban Linx,' arguably my favorite hip-hop album of all time, about 'Jew lies and white guys.' " M.J. looked stricken.
