Sentence examples for has generated yet from inspiring English sources

Originally designed to replace poor Palestinian workers with poor migrants, Israel's short-term labor migration system has generated yet another layer of inequality on top of anti-Arab and Muslim apartheid, one that exposes imported labor to abuse and coercion, often without legal recourse.

The half-billion-pound parking cash cow reportedly enjoyed by some English councils has generated headlines, yet alongside hundreds of authorities that boosted their income another 52 apparently ran their parking services at a loss.

With unusual candour, the official media said the task had cost the lives of more than 100 workers.But neither the construction nor the huge controversy it has generated is over yet.

It has generated headline after headline, yet sexism hasn't stopped.

That's just the opposite of now, when Ebola affects few in this country and infects even fewer yet has generated widespread concern.

The paradox of Blue is the Warmest Colour is this: almost all of the fuss the film has generated is misleading and yet it all enriches the experience of watching it.

Surprisingly, DARPA receives only 3.1% of the federal R&D budget yet has generated a great number of high impact science and technology advances.

At the level of gene expression, each of the several attempts to define the bodywall muscle transcriptome in C. elegans has generated a gene list, yet there is limited consensus among these.

Yet it has generated controversy and apologies.

The country has, until recently, benefited from a wealth perspective due to a boom in commodity prices yet it has generated very little prosperity for its citizens".

Yet ICAN has generated growing support among non-governmental groups — now totaling four hundred and sixty-eight disarmament, humanitarian, and environment organizations worldwide — since it was founded on a shoestring in 2007.