Sentence examples for locked out yet from inspiring English sources

For the time being, HBO hasn't yet cracked down on account sharing – a practice it basically endorsed – so users who have been logging in with a friend or family member's account aren't being locked out yet.

We have been locked out of our own house, yet we have no desire to enter the Republican house next door.

Writing that same month as a "pro-life Democrat" and a sympathizer with the "wimpy liberalism" that rejected the "winner-take-all mentality" on both sides of the abortion debate, Mr. Carlin said: "We have been locked out of our own house, yet we have no desire to enter the Republican house next door.

"Improving land governance is vital for achieving rapid economic growth and translating it into significantly less poverty and more opportunity for Africans, including women who make up 70% of Africa's farmers, yet are locked out of land ownership due to customary laws.

Yet income inequality has been locked out of of the mainstream economic conversation, where it is seen largely as a sideshow for progressive bleeding hearts.

Yet early in her career she was pigeonholed as a Hispanic actress and locked out of many roles as a result.

The Arab channel, largely locked out of the advertising market by Saudi businesses, who account for most ads in the region, has yet to turn a profit.

The players are locked out.