Sentence examples for does not yet make from inspiring English sources

The road does not yet make it to Tibet.

His record does not yet make a compelling case for his inclusion.

This already goes on, but does not yet make sense on a large scale.

"However, the commission does not yet make full use of these mechanisms," said the OECD review.

Though this does not yet make him an official entrant into the race, his participation now seems all but certain.

International law does not yet make democratic representative government a condition of statehood, or even a condition of membership of the UN (regional organisations are another matter).

That doesn't yet make it expensive, though: an equivalent meal would cost £58 in Italy, £45 in Greece and £41 in Turkey.

While the Internal Revenue Service encourages electronic filing of returns, it doesn't yet make use of e-mail or social media tools to begin communication with taxpayers, because of security concerns.

"My income is still quite tight" Hafsha concedes, meaning that she doesn't yet make enough money to save, "but I do decorating and (hair) plaiting for weddings on the side".

Only intermittently am I persuaded that she is one of nature's soloists — solitude in space is something she doesn't yet make absorbingly expressive — but this relative novice to modern dance is already way ahead of many performers with years more experience.

It doesn't yet make a recommendation for men, who have much lower fracture rates.