Sentence examples for yet caused from inspiring English sources

In London, Berlin's overtures have not yet caused a panic.

The report, which is available on Mr Liu's blog, has not (yet) caused him problems.

The freeze on projects is so new that it has not yet caused major problems, city officials said.

The Bristol-based Wardrobe Ensemble pinpoints 1972 as a pivotal moment for sex: the pill had brought freedom and Aids had not yet caused fear and panic.

That approach has not worked, but recent studies have hinted that it may be possible to prevent dementia by halting the buildup of beta-amyloid years before any symptoms appear, and when the protein has not yet caused irreversible damage.

He told reporters at a base outside Tikrit that attacks carried out by the group are only intended to "hurt the morale of our fighters", since they have not yet caused any casualties.

Some might yet cause trouble.

The League's plan could yet cause the government serious problems.

The loss of the Citibank talent may yet cause problems, especially outside America.

But that's one missed blow that could yet cause political and financial trouble.

The fine print of the Karlsruhe judgment may yet cause problems.