Sentence examples for does not yet take from inspiring English sources

Temple does not yet take it all in stride.

But while it turns your phone into a pretty good portable radio, the app does not yet take advantage of a smartphone's main advantage: the way it allows listeners to talk back.

"But what's going to happen when the bus doesn't come?" (Her daughter Aliza, now 5, does not yet take the bus, Ms. Pidgeon said, but she does ride horses as part of her therapy).

That data, which is produced by the Heitman Group, a mortgage consulting business in Eugene, Ore., does not yet take into account regional differences, so borrowers in different states may pay more or less than the rate quoted on TrueCredit.com.

Even the broader market, with a prospective p/e ratio of 25 or so, still looks expensive and it does not yet take account of the impact of America's slowdown on future profits, which could cut the denominator of the ratio even as the numerator falls.

Venmo does not yet take a cut on most of these transactions.

That's the whole point of it, and grid charging doesn't yet take account of that.

Most sites do not yet take advantage of location-based data as a means to search, as historypin.com does.

We do not yet take advantage of the power of comics to educate, inspire and challenge students.

These systems do not yet take into consideration traffic, construction, weather, time of day, or one's tendency, on certain roads, to go faster than the speed limit.

The new numbers should be treated with caution; they do not yet take account of population growth, which is about 1% a year.