Sentence examples for has yet to step up from inspiring English sources

It has "yet to step up", Nolan wrote in the FT on Wednesday.

Dr. Greden of Michigan says that "mental health services in general, not just at the University of Michigan, are filled with gaps in providers and in coverage -- our society has yet to step up to that".

So far our government has yet to step up to the plate.

Still, why his famous friends have yet to step up to the plate is a delicate conundrum for Mr. Reggio.

The Fed is playing out its role in the bailout, but the Bush administration and Congress have yet to step up to theirs.

Further evidence that high street clothing companies have yet to step up to the ethical plate comes from clothing campaigners Labour Behind the Label.

Skorupska believes that our big energy companies have yet to step up to the challenges of a low-carbon future: "Despite some impressive investments in renewables, especially in wind and biomass, renewables are still very much periphery activities for most of the major utilities," she adds.

AOL and other big internet players have yet to step up and become relying parties, a move that will be necessary to push OpenID into the mainstream.

He had yet to step foot in the state.

The venue will host artists who have outgrown the city's grassroots galleries and are yet to step up to the Leeds Art Gallery and Henry Moore Institute.

Bowyer has yet to win a match since stepping up from his position as reserve-team manager for the second time this season following the sacking of Michael Appleton in March.