Sentence examples for do not yet make from inspiring English sources

Premature babies often do not yet make their own surfactants, making it extremely difficult to breathe.

Both produce high-end compacts and superzooms, but they do not yet make mirrorless interchangeable-lens versions.

Because they are free, these over-the-top services do not yet make big money for their creators.

However, wind turbines do not yet make a significant contribution to electricity production, making up less than 1% of the national total.

The new goal of reducing launch costs to $1,000 per pound is highly optimistic.The problem, as even the most gung-ho space enthusiasts agree, is that reusable spacecraft do not yet make economic sense.

And though congressional Democrats have not dropped their concern over the violent treatment of Colombian union leaders, they are ready to deal with this without reopening the treaty, raising the prospect of passage by the end of the year.Such changes of heart are noteworthy but they do not yet make Mr Obama a free-trader.

These three swallows don't yet make a spring.

Even though Jamison's recent commissions serve the bodies of her dancers well, they don't yet make a convincing case for the company's post-Ailey identity.

The artists who have grasped this potential -- from Matthew Barney and Tracey Moffat to Eric Fischl and Paul Pfeiffer -- don't yet make up a coherent or surging movement.

Right now, China is building huge numbers of coal-fired power plants because the economics of green energy and conservation don't yet make sense for its electricity sector.

But even as prices approach $50 a barrel, the alternatives don't yet make enough economic sense to replace oil.