Sentence examples for yet causing from inspiring English sources

Yet there was little sign that the housing market's troubles are yet causing broader economic pain.

Since talks broke down in December, it has started firing at the aircraft overhead, though without yet causing any damage.

Provenge was approved in April 2010 for patients whose cancer was late-stage but not yet causing many symptoms.

Only four cases of vCJD are known to have arisen from blood transfusions, and all were in the 1990s, but the MPs' inquiry heard that infections could be more widespread, but not yet causing people to have symptoms.

The boss, Zhang Shujun, tells me that the rising currency is not yet causing real pain because much of it has been offset by the falling price of Chinese steel.

"There is a great deal of nervousness that a UK vote for Brexit [to leave the EU] is another layer of uncertainty in an extremely uncertain world - uncertain economically and uncertain politically". It comes less than a week after Bank of England deputy governor Ben Broadbent told BBC Radio 5 live that the expected referendum was not yet causing problems for the UK economy.

Some might yet cause trouble.

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

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

Maybe the losses haven't yet caused a lot of overt damage.

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