Sentence examples for yet has one from inspiring English sources

A nation that claims to be a superpower, yet has one out of every four of its children dependent on food stamps, has far larger issues than a Nigerian with combustible drawers.

He's the smallest kid in class, yet has one of the biggest personalities.

The North possesses nuclear weapons yet has one of the world’s lowest standards of living.

(It is not, as popularly believed, strictly a measure of volatility. Note that Newmont Mining is plenty volatile and yet has one of the lowest betas in the Value Line universe).

Or better yet, have one of these Teabaggers define THEIR movement.

This see-saw battle may yet have one last sting in the tail.

If they can find him space, Beckham may yet have one more story to write in MLS.

Maybe he should start questioning his right to have an internet connection when men in other countries don't yet have one.

When the 78-year-old Berra teases Jeter about not yet having one ring for each finger, he said, Jeter laughs.

If he can't provide a model of how the two ultimately merge, it is because neuroscience does not, as yet, have one.

Second, it offers an additional purchase incentive to users who don't yet have one.