Sentence examples for had yet kept from inspiring English sources

There were sceptics who argued that it was impossible for him to make accurate predictions because no one had yet kept detailed rain records.

No one has yet kept a clean sheet against them.

Fans of these two sides had witnessed 80 goals already this season – an average of almost four per game – and Peterborough had yet to keep a clean sheet before this match.

Experts said the use of new technology and drugs improved the chances of high-risk pregnancies but had yet to keep some premature babies alive much longer than their first month.

Experimental techniques to characterize and annotate these sequences have not yet kept pace with the generation of data, and it is not foreseeable that they ever will, because sequencing is inherently faster than all present or foreseeable methods of experimental functional determination.

However, despite the relatively poor prognosis for NSCLC patients, the development of treatments for NSCLC has not yet kept pace [ 6].

Laws in the workplace have yet to keep pace with the demands that women face today.

Mr Koizumi has yet to keep his other promises of reform.

But his bank has yet to keep a promise to cut its 13% stake in Generali to 10%.

Mr Moreno beat him easily in 2007 by promising to start building a metro a pledge which he has yet to keep.

Also welcoming Mr. Latortue to Gonaïves was Guy Philippe, the rebel military chief, who has yet to keep his promise to American commanders to disarm his fighters.