Sentence examples for expired yet from inspiring English sources

Heather Nauert, the acting undersecretary for public diplomacy, said Tuesday that the contract was signed in November 2016, under the Obama administration, and has not expired yet.

Nato's Afghan campaign has not expired yet, but with Britain and those of her allies who have not already left now jostling for the 2014 exit, it is not too early to start the post-mortem.

Mahmoud Abbas's presidential term has constitutionally expired yet he is still in office; and three years into his job, the prime minister, Salam Fayyad, has yet to be ratified by parliament.

As the list is ordered, the Scheduler has only to fail one check to ignore the rest of the list; e.g., if the check on the first element fails (its timestamp has not expired yet), the Scheduler does not need to check the remaining elements of the list.

For the more obsessive dog parents, the app could feel half-baked, and for those who spend a lot of time at the office and just want to make sure their dog hasn't expired yet, it may be too much data.

The statute of limitations on that charge had expired, yet the judge still ruled on it, acquitting Dolce and Gabbana.

Baseball's collective bargaining agreement is also expiring, yet labor peace reigns.

But with few resources to help those people, the state is looking to the time when the rent subsidies expire, yet another transition for families who were placed in apartments they cannot afford on their own.

The Rugby Football League appointed McNamara three years ago and his contract will soon expire, yet after a tournament blighted for England with controversy and discipline problems, he can feel proud of their semi-final performance.

Last December, Congress let it expire yet again, and lawmakers likely will not restore it until after the November mid-term elections, if at all.

The drive to create art is a "mandate" so ancient that it should probably by now have expired, and yet when it arrives, still, it is always in a hurry.