Sentence examples for yet from high-quality English sources.

• So it’s not terminal, yet.

• Our grandest journeys are not yet made.

• Yet France is a country of contradictions.

• They are not yet freed from the bonds of injustice.

• Yet prosperity and technology are eroding tradition.

• And we don’t know yet what he thinks about all this.

• The scientific evidence is not yet sufficient for this, it says.

• They are under pressure to consolidate, yet trading platforms proliferate.

Use yet in a sentence.

• Yet his apparent economic success to date mostly reflects fortunate timing.

• Yet as good as televisions have become, they are about to get yet better.

• But terrorism is yet to be defeated definitively, is yet to be eradicated.

• Louder yet, Vengeance, with a little oath or so added, and yet it will hardly bring her.

• FRANCE'S president, Nicolas Sarkozy, has not yet officially declared his candidacy, nor held a campaign rally.

• Like real people, they can be great and yet foolish, bad and yet likable, good and yet faulty.

• And I think of this ‘no longer and not yet’ in terms of no longer the Cold War and not yet whatever will follow.”

• Yet, the percentage of European consumers who abandoned a digital banking application surged from 38% in 2019 to 63% in 2020, indicating that financial institutions (FIs) aren't yet delivering suitable services.

yet sentence examples

• I was yet enjoying the calm prospect and pleasant fresh air, yet listening with delight to the cawing of the rooks, yet surveying the wide, hoary front of the hall, and thinking what a great place it was for one lonely little dame like Mrs.

• that perfect simplicity: thou art yet subject to many troubles and perturbations; not yet free from all fear and suspicion of external accidents; nor yet either so meekly disposed towards all men, as thou shouldest; or so affected as one, whose only study and only wisdom is, to be just in all his actions.

• Having thus settled my affairs, sold my cargo, and turned all my effects into good bills of exchange, my next difficulty was which way to go to England: I had been accustomed enough to the sea, and yet I had a strange aversion to go to England by the sea at that time, and yet I could give no reason for it, yet the difficulty increased upon me so much, that though I had once shipped my baggage in order to go, yet I altered my mind, and that not once but two or three times.

• It is also factoring in emissions reduction from Turnbull’s pet project, the Snowy 2.0 expansion (which the Morrison government has not yet formally signed off on); energy efficiency measures; an electric vehicle strategy (that it has not yet unveiled); the rebadged climate solutions fund; additional hydro projects and just under 100Mt of abatement from “technology solutions” (which aren’t specified) and “other sources of abatement” such as projects under development but not yet contracted.