Sentence examples for means has yet from inspiring English sources

This may explain why simply raising HDL-C levels by pharmacological means has yet to yield the expected atheroprotection in recent clinical trials.

What that actually means has yet to be determined.

The evidence for the composition of the core is all indirect because no means have yet been devised for directly sampling the deep interior of the Earth.

A lack of money and a limited workforce of five means she has yet to start production.

That means Messier has yet to tell the Rangers whether he intends to retire after 25 N.H.L. seasons.

A reading at the Aspen comedy festival, with Kelsey Grammer and John Boorman, was well received, but the financial caution of Broadway means it has yet to be produced.

In recent European (24%) and regional (27%) elections it has done far better, but France's two-round electoral system means it has yet to make a decisive breakthrough.

Mattingly's hesitancy to announce the obvious no doubt means he has yet to have a conversation with Ethier, and wouldn't you like to sit in on that meeting?

But delays in buying equipment mean it has yet to start, according to Irene Gurrea, the economist in charge.

The errors meant he has yet to match Michel Platini's all-time record at European Championships of nine goals.

Khruschev, Oops, I mean Netanyahu has yet again thrown eggs in the face of President Obama, humiliated him and his team -- including Hillary Clinton and Dennis Ross who helped craft the plan to bribe Israel with military aid.