Sentence examples for yet extended from inspiring English sources

The Bacon effect has not yet extended to financial performance, with annual turnover down 1.9% to £6.6bn.

Wool was more rarely employed, and sericulture, the raising of silkworms, had not yet extended as far west as Egypt.

Mitchell's international renown — "Cloud Atlas" was a best-seller in Britain, and his books have been widely translated — hasn't yet extended to America.

We didn't dare speculate about the results of the MRI; we were anchored in the moment, which, terrifying as it was, hadn't yet extended into a future.

But others on Eighth Avenue said the harsh reality was that the cleanup of Times Square and 42nd Street, however miraculous, had not yet extended this far west.

Those two are constantly hugging and pawing at each other, though so far their mutual attraction hasn't yet extended to full osculation on the floor of the Congress, a height of ecstasy memorably attained by Mr. Lieberman and President Bush.

This may yet extend the operation's length to the months forecast in many initial estimates.

And Tory candour does not yet extend to specifying where most of the cuts will fall.

"Shoji screens permit porous inflow of light, yet extends residents a shield of privacy," Mr. Mori said.

Perhaps just as significant is Beckham's ongoing relationship with the Galaxy, which may yet extend to an ownership stake.

It has certainly been highly successful in central and eastern Europe since 1989, and the model may yet extend to Turkey.