Sentence examples for not yet much from inspiring English sources

Experts in mobile security agree that mobile hackers are not yet much of a threat.

Great swaths of England's cityscape are not yet much affected by the promises of devolution.

But there is not yet much sign that the advent of Blair's babes represents a decisive breakthrough for female politicians.

There is not yet much evidence that the Texas's increasingly Hispanic population has translated into Democratic gains in statewide races.

"Libyans expect to work behind a desk in air-conditioning, not in a hot oven," shrugs a weary customer.There is not yet much sign of government in Tripoli.

The sudden jolt of unexpected colors for the spring season has sent balls of fire bowling through the stores — if not yet much seen on the sidewalks.

On this key issue, there isn't yet much to go on.

But while the consultation is tonally on-message, there isn't yet much detail of what the Chancellor plans.

Shaw isn't yet much of a draftsman, but he's a hell of an artist, constructing vivid, uncanny compositions with a spectacular sense of color and space.

Although progress has been made to encourage women to get into producing there isn't yet much of an equivalent for becoming a label owner.

But it has not yet had much oxygen.