Sentence examples for not yet ignited from inspiring English sources

Mr. Catsimatidis suggested that Mr. Lhota had been reliant on friends and former colleagues and had not yet ignited the city's Republican rank and file.

Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, said that recent oil price rises had not yet ignited general inflation and were unlikely to do so if the price of oil settled in the mid-$20-a-barrel range.

Even though Mr. Greenspan acknowledged that he was no longer worried about a broad-based stagnating deflation, he said the Fed's cheap-money policies had not yet ignited a broad-based rise in prices.

Machines using Intel's new Pentium 4 microprocessor have not yet ignited sales, they say, and it remains unclear whether consumers will be lured by Microsoft's Windows XP, which includes a bundle of Web services, when it is shipped in October.

The universe is 13.7 billion years old, and its first 500 million years or so were dark because the first stars had not yet ignited their nuclear furnaces.

Those disasters have not yet ignited that vast movement, though they have already clobbered tens of millions of people.

But even among New York Republicans, with whom he is personally popular, Mr. Lazio's fiery pitch for his gubernatorial campaign hasn't yet ignited any prairie fires.

Frustration at the prospect of five more stagnant years of Mr Bouteflika could yet ignite a smouldering popular protest.

It may yet ignite shareholder lawsuits and reduce the once highly profitable stores to public libraries and day care centers.

Rockwell sees the cowboy-hatted Eddie as a not-yet-ignited stick of dynamite.

Despite the critical role past fire scars have played in the suppression of large fires (Graham 2003; Cochrane et al. 2012), extensive application of the use of naturally ignited wildfires has not yet been well demonstrated outside large wilderness areas.