Sentence examples for have yet realised from inspiring English sources

Neither consumers nor investors have yet realised the "perils of the suffocating pall of debt hanging over the financial world".The writing is less florid when Mr Levy gets down to details.

But Americans have yet to realise the extent of this tectonic shift.

Port security in Aden and Mombasa has been stepped up.African governments have yet to realise that they will have to do more themselves.

"The vision of border controls plays into the hands of those who have yet to realise the armed struggle is over," wrote Orde.

That implies that Mr Gove's latest plans are wise but also that the structural changes he is seeking are necessary too, even if many teachers have yet to realise it.

Most people, I suspect, have yet to realise quite how extensively the internet is being used to plan and commit sexual offences, including rape and serious sexual assaults on children.

(Though judging by a recent Research Careers Initiative report, many institutions have yet to realise this potential).

One sector that doesn't get all this yet is the agents of the celebs who have yet to realise their clients could be doing well out of using their social profiles in this way.

We currently do not report troponin concentrations below the diagnostic threshold (0.050 µg/L) for myocardial infarction and therefore we have yet to realise the full potential for sensitive troponin assays to improve risk stratification in clinical practice.

Content to be in power and therefore compliant this week, Liberal Democrats have not yet realised what has changed for them.

"Football clubs have not yet realised that full [brand] potential," he observes, while acknowledging that football had been good at "selling real estate" in terms of shirt sponsorship and advertising boards.