Sentence examples for has probably yet from inspiring English sources

The general has probably yet to work out a strategy for his new area.

The economy has probably yet to feel the full kick from the early rate cuts, which have a lag period.

There is a final form of resistance that has probably yet to be articulated – it could be termed system resistance.

Neoclassical, the slim catalogue reminds us, began as a term of critical abuse, and it has probably yet to lose its pejorative tinge (unlike impressionist, say, or fauve).

In this case there are no lines, so the animal has probably yet to hit its first year, so all of that growth has happened in a very limited time.

But the true impact of Asian-Americans on public life has probably yet to be felt: the median age of the second generation is only 17. Mr Liu says students he knows have a far more fluid sense of collective self than their elders.

Statistics, some contradictory, suggest that the hoped-for booms in sporting participation and volunteering have, probably, yet to materialise (although figures due today may clarify the volunteering picture).

The area caters to the tastes of the young and the liquid: Kingswood is a shabby-fancy pub, P*ong is a high-concept laboratory, and, just across the street, Bobo (short for "bourgeois bohemians") aims to re-create "the excited din of a dinner party" for people who have probably yet to throw one.

You have probably yet to hear of "Yaeba".

There's plenty of insight and value you've probably yet to uncover.

In a night where CNN ran a headline reading "Donald Trump defends size of his penis", the man has probably won yet again.