Sentence examples for has yet stopped from inspiring English sources

Invading the country may have persuaded Libya to give up its own amateurish illicit nuclear programme, but North Korea went nuclear while Mr Bush was president, and neither sanctions nor the example of Iraq has yet stopped Iran's nuclear programme.As the title of his memoir implies, Mr Bush is proud of being a "decider".

That has yet to stop the surge.

It has yet to stop plummeting.

But that has yet to stop the lonely from seeking romantic advice or the commercially minded from selling it.

WALL STREET has the jitters, but the New York restaurant industry has yet to stop riding its long bull market.

After three years at the helm of the UK's largest grocer, Clarke has yet to stop the rot.

In 1980, he gave up running his Paris gallery so that he could collect full time, and he has yet to stop.

The advent of multiparty democracy in 1992 marked the beginning of a cycle of ethnically driven, election-related violence that has yet to stop.

Like the others in this fabulously quirky documentary, Will takes his costumed superhero duties entirely seriously – despite the fact that he has yet to stop any crime.

The region has suffered more than most in terms of wounded soldiers and soldiers killed in action.Although the death toll has slowed since the ceasefire on September 5th, it has yet to stop entirely.

Reality has yet to stop media outlets from yelling about privacy, and because the WSJ writers were on assignment, they wrote the "Selling You On Facebook" hit piece despite thin findings.