Sentence examples for have yet noticed from inspiring English sources

Not many of us have yet noticed that Brown has today created another massive Whitehall department by merging the previous department of business and the old department of universities and skills.

Though no one had yet noticed, one of the world's biggest hedge funds was imploding.

Lemon says that nobody off the street has yet noticed that he's sporting the exact pair worn during the cult members' mass suicide as he believes that "most people outside of vintage Nike collectors would not be able to make that connection".

This was reflected both in the 2010 conference in Indianapolis and in the 2011 conference in Athens, where we have yet again noticed an increased number of submissions that reached 237.

And, as wages fall and a quarter of workers remain jobless, most Spaniards have yet to notice the uptick.

We've got the better record," he said, before being reminded that fans in the area have yet to notice.

If anybody has broken the vicious monopolies that asphyxiate the city's food market, shoppers have yet to notice.Equally anecdotal, and equally curious, are his views on the money supply.

I thought it would be like putting on a pair of glasses — something dramatic that makes you say, "Whoa!" — but it's been six months now, and I have yet to notice any significant change.

I've been playing around with the latest Chromium builds all day, and have yet to notice a crash.

The winds have shifted -- and because they believe their own spin, many Republicans have yet to notice.

There may be a race where this isn't so, but I have yet to notice one.