Sentence examples for yet believed from inspiring English sources

Other cinemas are not yet believed to be affected.

No single company is yet believed to hold more than 5percentt of the market.

Some of the owners also wanted more advertisements on the site, which had revenue of about $700 million last year but is not yet believed to be profitable.

The Napoleonic thesis that central government is by its nature efficient is contradicted by every shred of evidence yet believed by every denizen of Westminster.

Though impoverished North Korea has a large conventional military, and the capability to build nuclear weapons, it is not yet believed to have the technology needed to use nuclear devices as warheads.

For example, one classification scheme identified three categories: erotomaniacs (who had no contact with yet believed they were loved by their famous victims); love obsessionals (similar to erotomaniacs but also suffering from some sort of psychosis); and simple obsessionals (who had had prior contact with their victims).

Yet believing for tactical reasons has a long intellectual pedigree.

In 1963, most Americans did not yet believe that gender equality was possible or even desirable.

It probably does not yet believe those external effects will come back to haunt America.

Yet believe it or not, there is not much Schadenfreude among City rivals.

One is that they do not yet believe that governments would allow big banks to fail.