Sentence examples for has yet suffered from inspiring English sources

There is no firm evidence that BAE's American business has yet suffered as a result, but the firm appealed last month against the award of a contract for trucks to an American rival.

Yet despite all the dysfunction, neither Hyatt nor Farshchi, who have both funded direct competitors of Uber, believe that the company has yet suffered a knockout punch.

None have yet suffered that fate.

But none have yet suffered by being forced to come up with the cash or file for bankruptcy, and some doubt they ever will be.

In the 1832 outbreak, many New Yorkers reassured themselves that the only countries that had yet suffered grievously were heathen: Christian America would surely not be hard punished.

And Ginsburg questioned whether the company and the family that owns most of the land had yet suffered any loss that would make the case ripe for a Supreme Court decision.

The champion jockey Tony McCoy's quest to reach 3,000 jumps winners has, yet again, suffered a setback after the trainer Jonjo O'Neill withdrew all of his horses at Bangor due to travel problems from his base near Cheltenham.

The British progressive-rock quintet Radiohead hasn't yet suffered a defection, but it has made a similar shift.

Since Watergate, presidential and executive branch scandal has been an inescapable feature of the American presidency, but the current administration has not yet suffered a major scandal, which I define as a widespread elite perception of wrongdoing.

Obviously it has no present remedy at law, since the city has done nothing in violation of its covenant not to erect competing water works, and the water company has as yet suffered no damage.

Virgin, however, has not yet suffered a financial penalty because it spilled the beans on the illegal behaviour under the 'leniency policy' introduced in the 1998 Competition Act.