Sentence examples for have yet even from inspiring English sources
The Al Sauds are likely to be pleased by the Egyptian generals' recent reassertion of control (see article): they have yet even to recognise Libya's new government.
Together, Mr. Cane and his lawyers are handling 50 to 80 calls a day, and have yet even to face their first malpractice suit.
The Saudis, most hostile of neighbours, have yet even to send an ambassador to Baghdad, saying that Iraq is already a cat's paw for Iran, the region's leading Shia power.
ArcelorMittal and the South Korean company Posco, which plan to spend a combined $24 billion to build 24 million tons of capacity in eastern India, have yet even to secure land more than two years after announcing their plans.
Thus, although we said in Klopfer that the right to a speedy trial is 'one of the most basic rights preserved by our Constitution,' 386 U.S., at 226, 87 S.Ct., at 995, a guarantee 'as fundamental as any of the rights secured by the Sixth Amendment,' id., at 223, 87 S.Ct., at 993, we have yet even to trace its contours.
Not all cyanotoxins have yet even been identified and only a subset is being monitored.
But his administration has yet even to finalize a plan for regulating greenhouse pollutants from new power plants.
As for Mr Clinton, he has yet, even in an unprecedented peacetime boom, to confront the protectionist arguments head-on.
The government has yet even to verify the number of schools damaged over all, according to the relief authority.
Unfortunately, the United States, unlike all of its NATO allies except Turkey, has yet even to sign this effective convention.
As a result, Blackboard's competitors grew in size right alongside it, most notably Moodle, even though no one has yet even come close to supplanting it.
