Sentence examples for has yet triggered from inspiring English sources

Interest rates in the eurozone, at 0.75%, are higher than in the US, UK or Japan; and while Draghi has promised to do "whatever it takes" to hold the euro together, no country has yet triggered his policy of "outright monetary transactions", or unlimited ECB bond-buying.

The recent recall of Articular Surface Resurfacing implants (ASR, DePuy Orthopaedics, Warsaw, Indiana) has yet again triggered a debate on the regulation of introduction and follow-up of new/modified orthopaedic implants in the market.

In Britain black and minority ethnic spending power is estimated at £300bn, but that has yet to trigger corporate reappraisal.

So complete, it seems, was her undermining of the role of the state that even the catastrophic failure of deregulated markets has yet to trigger a reappraisal.

The government, having realised the implications after intense lobbing by publishers, has yet to trigger section 40, but it's on the statute book and could be introduced at any time.

And, unusually, her case has yet to trigger the sort of social media attention that previous cases of violence against women have received.

The 2011 Tohoku earthquake has not yet triggered an eruption at Mt. Fuji, but seismicity levels beneath Mt. Fuji have increased since the event (Enescu et al. 2012; Kumazawa and Ogata 2013).

At present, we know that the 2011 Tohoku earthquake has not yet triggered an eruption at Mt. Fuji.

Very few mapped sRNAs indicates that elements from those families either are not transcriptionally active, or they are very recently activate and have not yet triggered the host small RNA-dependent silencing machinery.

So climate change has yet to hit trigger our powerful self-protective instinctive fear response.

Shafik is clearly frustrated that years of exhortations against bank misbehaviour have yet to trigger genuine cultural change.