Sentence examples for have yet got from inspiring English sources

If neither private nor public sectors have yet got round to building an Olympic-size stadium or swimming pool in London, nor to regenerating the lower Lea Valley (site of the proposed Olympic village), that is probably because those projects don't make economic sense.

Nor evidence he has yet got the measure of government.

Banks have taken hits on their loan portfolios, but no major bank, it appears, has yet got into difficulty.

I don't believe Israel has yet got to where the world is: the inevitability of a Palestinian state.

"The only trouble is that no one has yet got round to investigating desert varnish for weird life," adds Cleland.

The international group of researchers, who have published a series of articles in The Lancet, said no country had yet got to grips with the problem.

Neither Finn nor Rankin has yet got close, not least because neither has made any sort of case in the tour matches.

Colbert has yet got to find his new groove.

But first, he'll have to figure out how to turn those cells into insulin-producing beta cells, something that nobody has yet gotten exactly right, he says.

If I hadn't yet got the job, I had already got a free meal.

I've never yet got round everything.