• Yet a functioning democracy demands maximum accountability and transparency.

• Yet many college instructors are only dimly familiar with that research.

• Yet beneath such squeamishness, an undercurrent of relative pride still pulses, defiantly.

• Yet staying exposes you-and your helpers-to slave hunters.

• Power companies appreciate a smart grid but consumers have yet to see the benefits.

• Yet even at the time, there were whispers that the cadaver brought home in glory might be the wrong one.

• Hot and cool, invigorating yet soothing, ginger dances on the palate.

• It's the highest-resolution, near-global topographic image of our lunar neighbour yet.

• Yet one rarely hears of national efforts to engage more men in these fields.

• Georgia is obviously not quite there yet but the trucks for getting there are being firmly laid by the current government.

• It can overwhelm the human immune system, yet the virus itself is fragile.

• View the slide show of threatened species that have yet to make it onto the endangered species list.

• Yet this bit of film is one of the rarest in existence.

• Nutmeg and mace come from the same plant, yet nutmeg gets all the press.

• DataSpace, but there's not a lot of material in it yet.

• Kenya is doing well, yet dangers still lurk under the surface.

• Yet considering the race's extreme and unpredictable sailing conditions, there have been few other serious medical incidents.

• From these consequences would come yet further-flung effects.

• Common and yet limited, nitrogen is a conundrum of the biosphere.

• Yet both gardens combine cold-hardy plants to form a seamless brocade around the house.

• The problem is that accreditation doesn't represent any of those things, yet.

• Yet for the best of author's knowledge, male organ has not been touched in the growth literature before.

• They're a diabolical nuisance, yet considered sacred.

• Mouse finding hints that stemlike cells may yet be found in human pancreas.

• Countless lab hours are spent in search for a medical cure that is still yet unknown.

• Children, who don't yet appreciate the rewards of a meditative pace, race through it.

• She also has yet to learn that that kind of judgment has no place in a public counseling relationship.

• Yet only now is the country planning a closer look at the crimes committed in those years.

• Researchers have found the clearest evidence yet for a superconducting state that differs from its mirror image.

• There is a lot of work to do, but the museum may yet re-open its doors.

• Yet shattering stereotypes and shedding fat is actually easy for this versatile omelet.

• Yet clearly lurking within the entrepreneur was a film geek.

• Yet no one is really sure whether these options would actually work.

• The incessant sound of rushing water permeates the home, yet never overwhelms.

• And yet barbecuing isn't quite as simple as it seems.

• Williams asks why a usage expert can point out errors yet not notice them in his or her own writing.

• Planet hunters have discovered the biggest new world yet and it is going the wrong way around its home sun.

• Aircraft were not invented for war fighting, yet they inadvertantly found their way into battle quickly.

• Industrial chic yet comfortable, this is a great place to dine solo at the bar.

• People who dread flying have, in recent years, been given yet more fodder for their fear.

• We are in a golden age of science in many fields, and yet this is not an easy time to be a scientist.

• Here's a simple yet satisfying way to get more vegetables into your day.

• Yet few, if any, of them have spread the disease to other humans.

• No one can say for sure if there is another, yet to be discovered, domain of life.

• Yet every story offers more surprises than the last.

• Here is yet another good reason to brush your teeth regularly.

• We pick huge handfuls of figs from her tree each evening, and yet the ground is still splattered with surplus.

• It's a perfect morning, the air and water so calm it's as if the day has not yet drawn a breath.

• Embryonic stem cells derived from adult primate cells suggest humans may get their turn yet.

• It is a vast area yet to be fully inspected miles beneath the ocean surface.

• The chickens, eating yet another batch of pattypan squash.

• Yet the human ear can hear and process sounds ranging from a pin drop to the roar of a jet engine.

• Yet one go-go hit didn't pave the way for a mainstream breakout for the genre.

• The earliest indicator yet of autism may be the presence of flawed cells in the placenta, scientists have discovered.

• And yet this ideal of wild salmon is increasingly an illusion.

• Yet many mysteries of life have remained unscrutinized by human eyes.

• Yet immigrants also tend to be less well educated and are often more likely to live in poverty in those countries.

• Scientists have uncovered yet another tiny piece of the puzzle of our origins.

• Yet if left untreated, the disease can lead to serious inflammation of the nervous system, heart and joints.

• UniLeaks has yet to back that bluster with any blockbuster scoops.

• Yet the tour's revenues have held up remarkably well.

• Yet crop yields aren't increasing fast enough, and climate change and.

• Yet another science report warns that action must be taken to restrain greenhouse gas emissions.

• It has been a century since the storied dreadnought sank, but controversy has not yet abandoned the ship.

• My friend who was to go with me had not yet put in for vacation days.

• And yet the chances of serious deficit-cutting look slim.

• Yet new research on timber rattlesnakes is helping scientists reveal a.

• Yet this geophysical nativity is unfolding today in one of the hottest and most.

• Yet shallots are as easy to grow as any other onion.

• Yet one thing often is left out of the discussion: civil rights.

• Yet it is not at all clear that this top-down fix will be any more effective.

• Yet even today's sailboats depend on the same wind patterns as sailboats from long ago.

• Theoretical physicists are not yet at the end of their string.

• Science is not a list of facts but a method of asking questions, testing possible answers and asking yet more questions.

• And yet sometimes a piece of code is so elegant, so evolved, that it outlasts everything else.

• Yet it is gambling on a novel experiment to select its candidate to take on.

• He would have seen appalling scenes in battle, and yet right until the end of his life he was still searching for the good.

• The tone turns decidedly rigorous, yet always constructive.

• Yet many environmentalists fear that such deforestation is a harbinger of things to come.

• Marseille has a huge immigrant population, and yet it seems to work.

• Zsori takes a casual yet elegant approach to decorating that embodies the essence of the season.

• I've seen plenty of candidates perform poorly during the interview yet seem totally oblivious to their shortcomings.

• Yet thanks to the hard work of a scientist, you can.

• Alus have no known function, yet they copy and insert themselves at random throughout a person's genome.

• Yet throughout his career he explored issues of style, structure and meaning by creating variations of works by other artists.

• These recipes offer delicious alternatives to yet another.

• Yet the animal that had once wielded these jaws was not a dinosaur.

• Others are grown for their attractive foliage, yet others for their striking floral displays.

• That's not stopping yet another magazine from trying.

• Yet the researchers discovered that the smaller males don't appear to have a strategy.

• Kids may lack self-consciousness because a key network in their brain is not yet synchronized.

• Darwin was sure that transitional forms must have existed, but why they had not yet been found was puzzling.

• Yet scissors fit some tasks much better than knives.

• Yet many who epitomize those virtues are barred from applying.

• Remarkably, this moose had survived the initial attack, battered but not yet beaten.

• Yet you can limit the havoc they wreak on your life.

• Since no time traveler has shown up yet-check-out aisle tabloids notwithstanding-no such machine has yet been invented.

• Yet with the right palette of plants, you can transform this wasteland into a floral oasis.

• Yet somehow it's the other way around-and internship requirements proliferate.

• Yet scientists have only identified a few of the silk genes from a small number of species.

• New photos offer the best evidence yet of mollusk aeronautics.

• Yet scientists say the terrifying predator is itself.

• The best leaves are from younger stems that have not yet borne flowers.

• They're in the process of developing the skills to do the work of an academic, but they're not there yet.

• Yet although prosthetics have come a long way since they.

• He's really funny, and yet he's really thin-skinned.

• Our global politics is not yet adapted to the challenges of sustainability.

• Yet yours has captured a beauty beyond physical sight, that touches the inner heart.

• Yet when the perpetrator is known, reporting is much less common.

• How a company chooses to diversify is a critical yet overlooked aspect of.

• Yet perhaps never in the history of human conflict have so few people with so few capabilities frightened so.

• Yet our brain is able to integrate all the stimuli and make sense of the cacophony of movement and sound.

• And newspapers had yet to turn the admissions cycle into an annual tally of percentages and prestige.

• Exactly how this integration happens is not yet understood--.

• People expect to hear soaring yet predictable rhetoric, the sort found in fund-raising.

• The melted down reactors are stabilizing, but the real work of repair has yet to begin.

• Athletics and academics have a cordial relationship, yet one that can be strengthened still further.

• In some cases the ideal experiment is not yet possible.

• Yet in some respects the virus has outpaced science.

• Smaller-scale studies might chip away at parts of the targeted health issues, but nothing else yet proposed could take its place.

• Yet for decades scientists embraced a picture that was incomplete.

• At this stage, many women still do not yet know they are pregnant.

• The pilot studies so far have yet to transcend the level of anecdotal evidence, but these single cases are compelling.

• Again, the researchers do not yet know how problems with protein-building machinery lead to depression and suicide.

• Pogue s comments are yet again way off the mark and his use of terminology is confused and inaccurate.

• I've used the search function to see if anyone's asked or answered this yet but came up short.

• Sweet potatoes are naturally silky textured yet low in fat.

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