Sentence examples for yet uses from inspiring English sources

Sustainability also implies stasis, yet uses and supply are temporally and spatially dynamic.

Speaking to The Independent, he said: "It's an old Turkish rug which – to be honest I haven't got it to fly yet – uses magnets, I mean magic.

It allows but a handful of visits to immigration detention centres both on and offshore, yet uses the images of misery from recent boat arrivals to sell a policy message.

The most recent of his films to be shown in the U.S., his second-to-last, "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet," uses an even more expressly theatrical context — the funeral of a famous (fictitious) playwright, the real-life actors (including Sabine Azéma, Resnais's wife), playing themselves, who gather to commemorate him.

That effort was given added fuel yesterday as Texas Instruments introduced a microprocessor intended for cellular phones called the C55x, which is faster yet uses less power than other processors now available and should thus extend the battery life to several days.

They found that the UK now has proportionately more graduates than any other rich country bar Iceland – yet uses their brains much less than most other countries: the "underutilisation" of graduates – at work but not using their skills – is higher in the UK than anywhere in the EU bar Romania, Greece, Croatia, Latvia and Slovenia.

Yet using us as a weapon against the enemy will.

They had not yet used them.

Yet using Facebook data has its flaws, too.

Well, we haven't yet used the hypothesis.

None of my friends were yet using the service.