Sentence examples for may take yet from inspiring English sources

The paradox, says Mr Koll, is that it may take yet higher rates to unlock money from private lenders, who want to be compensated for risks they are once again prepared to take.

A transformation may take yet place, whether the party welcomes it or not.

The remote working revolution may take off yet.

If his/her weight deviates from the target weight by 8 pounds or more, the patient may be instructed to take yet a different diuretic dose according to the algorithm and to call his/her doctor immediately.

He says it may take a year yet.

However, it may take a while yet to convince consumers to tuck into some grubs.

But it may take some time yet to get there and, meanwhile, the puzzle still has to be uploaded manually by the central production team.

In a midnight victory speech from aboard an old pinisi cargo vessel at Jakarta's crumbling Sunda Kelapa port, Jokowi struck a conciliatory note by calling for a "united Indonesia" and appealing to voters to put behind them the divisions of the election campaign.That may take a while yet.

This finding may be explained by the assumption that younger people with no vessel damage yet may take advantage of high BP for increasing OPP, while the older people with narrowed vessel lumen may have decreased OPP and subsequent glaucomatous damage to the ocular structures.

The couple have yet to decide on the date, but the wedding may take place at the classical yet whimsical Ladew Topiary Gardens in Monkton, Md .The formal gardens at Ladew, once the hunt-country estate of Harvey S. Ladew, whose passions were fox hunting and topiary, showcase quirky topiaries, including one evoking a hunt scene complete with a top-hatted rider and hounds in hot pursuit of a fox.

The US took the world into recession, and it may take many countries into depression yet.