Sentence examples for invited yet from inspiring English sources

"He has not been invited yet but I think if every player you are talking to sees him as an inspirational figure, then the people in a room on a given day have got to vote it".

This is pure (juicy) speculation, but perhaps they haven't been invited yet in the hope that Twitter will agree to participate.

I wasn't invited, yet I was far from disappointed.

Although the Chicks have toured in exotic lands like Helsinki and Israel, they have yet to visit our shores because they say they haven't been invited yet.

This will invite yet more accusations of "victors' justice".

Avon has long wrestled with whether to widen its roads, but it has resisted because that might involve taking private property by eminent domain and could invite yet more traffic and destroy the fabric of the town.

Would the two tamborileros, armed with nothing but their music, just keep on playing, invite yet again a confrontation that had played itself out over centuries of Chilean existence, or would those defenceless men withdraw, accept quietude and meekness and submission as the price to be paid for not being run over?

(Rooms also offers a workaround for those who don't have any invites yet, by providing one itself).

not invited (not yet having received the first invitation in the organised programme), invited (having already received the first invitation), attenders (invited women with at least one cytology in the organised programme), nonattenders (invited women with no cytology in the organised programme).

We computed cervical cancer incidence for women aged 24 69 years in the following groups: not invited (not yet having received the first invitation in the organised programme), invited (having already received the first invitation), attenders (invited women with at least one cytology in the organised programme), nonattenders (invited women with no cytology in the organised programme).

They haven't invited me yet.