Sentence examples similar to yet would accepting from inspiring English sources

Yet most would accept that these regulations can be justified.

Yesterday, Mr. Baker was back in court to find out whether Justice Wittner would accept yet another bail payment from yet another round of strangers.

Mr. McCain has not yet said whether he would accept $84 million in public financing for the fall campaign.

The Chinese leaders held varied views of these prospects and had not yet revealed whether they would accept a visit from Nixon.

Pope Benedict XVI has yet to say whether he would accept Bishop Mixa's resignation.

The fourth candidate to take over from interim leader Harriet Harman is Mary Creagh, who has yet to say whether she would accept the rise.

Mr. Parrish's comments come as Philip Morris tries to recast its tarnished image and are the strongest indication yet that the cigarette giant would accept some government regulation.

"The customer, regardless of all this stuff we're talking about, is price sensitive," Mr. Sambar said, and retailers did not yet know whether the shoppers would accept higher prices.

Debby Kole Murphy, a veteran Rockette who was also one of two union representatives on the negotiating team, said yesterday she had yet to decide whether she would accept the buyout and whether she would audition to be a Rockette in the future.

"I have yet to find a place that would accept more intensive development," he said.

Yet no British worker - nor most British employers - would accept such little vacation entitlement.