Sentence examples for yet have a role from inspiring English sources

Mr. Strauss-Kahn may yet have a role to play, however.

Having foiled the Nazis, Texas may yet have a role to play in thwarting the Kremlin.

The "new kings of crude" may yet have a role in trying to quell the violence in the two Sudans.

The Competition Commission could yet have a role to play, particularly if it chose to investigate the book market more widely, as many hoped it would do when Amazon bought The Book Depository in 2011.

Conte retained a diverse set of defenders at Juventus, each with a specific skill set, and as such could yet have a role for John Terry – in theory, at least.

Keen to avoid the scrutiny of the Food and Drug Administration, which does not yet have a role in overseeing this fledgling industry, all the firms are careful to emphasise that they are not providing medical diagnostics services though they are plainly providing information that customers will use to assess medical risks.

However, there are one or two enigmatic exceptions; for instance, Rab35 is related to Rab1 and yet has a role in endocytosis at the plasma membrane rather than acting at the Golgi [ 70, 71], while Rab2 emerged in a LECA group with Rab4, Rab11, and Rab14, and yet acts on the Golgi rather than on endosomes [ 72].

TT8 does not yet have a demonstrated role in regulating trichome initiation on the leaf lamina but our mapping results, together with evidence for a role in trichome initiation on leaf margins and expression in the leaf lamina in response to jasmonic acid [ 19], suggests that such a role merits further study.

Even so, say foreign diplomats and local commentators, it may yet have a constructive role to play.

A man who built his career as a thorn in the side of European leaders may yet have a big role in setting their agenda.By mimicking national elections, with the leader of the winning party becoming "prime minister", Mr Schulz hopes to shift voters away from narrow domestic concerns (often they see the European election mostly as a chance to kick their national government).

Even among the most central regulators – the hubs of the network in Table 5 – eleven of the 27 (40.7%) do not yet have a described role with respect to lactation or mammary development.