Sentence examples for yet been exercised from inspiring English sources
TOTAL VALUE OF EQUITY HOLDINGS The value of shares owned plus the value of previously awarded options that have not yet been exercised.
The acquisition included development rights for 800,000 more square feet of office space on the 102 acres, although that option has not yet been exercised.
The terms also allow Sports Direct to nominate two directors for the duration of the loan, although this option has not yet been exercised.
When Yatom finds that cunning is no longer sufficient to assure survival, and that the various non-military alternatives have been exhausted, it is important to ask a crucial question: When will the West understand, as he does, that of all the options that were on the table, we are left with only the last one that has not been exercised yet to stop the Iranian nuclear program?
Yet it has not often been exercised.
Domestic-violence reform advocates in Charleston say that discretion has yet to be exercised.
Yet, judgment is exercised at every step of the review in order to use the evidence derived from evaluative research (Chalmers 2005; Sorrell 2007; van der Knaap et al. 2008).
And yet democratic citizenship is being exercised today in places like Egypt and Wisconsin, where teachers and working people are defending the gains that social movements struggled for over several decades.
Each graph may represent various levels of task decomposition hierarchy or behaviors corresponding to loosely coupled yet coordinated skills that must be exercised to perform the task.
A 1-dimensional (stream-wise) cryogenic hydrogen release model developed previously at Sandia National Laboratories (although this model is not yet validated for cryogenic hydrogen) was exercised to predict that the mean mole fraction at the maximum ignition distance is approximately 0.14, and is not dependent on the release conditions.
The gender bias of TFA assessments in medical education is yet another reason why caution should be exercised in their use.
