Sentence examples for yet launch from inspiring English sources

SAIC is unhappy that its bid was worth more in total than its compatriot's £50m and may yet launch a formal protest.

"If no signs of intimidation have emerged yet, launch a pre-emptive strike," urges a Democratic Party manual.Another source of problems is uncertainty surrounding provisional ballots.

With Owen's Newcastle future uncertain the source also suggested Sam Allardyce, backed by the club's new owner, Mike Ashley, could yet launch a late bid for Bent.

Mr Mosley may yet launch a new libel action against the paper over allegations that he lied about the nature of the parties, but told the committee he was worried about being perceived as "money-grabbing or vindictive".

It has kept interest rates at a low of 0.5% and might yet launch another round of "quantitative easing" (creating money to buy government bonds and other securities) if the euro crisis turns even nastier.

They could yet launch a hostile bid which would see the Dutch national champion carved up between them.The outcome could provide the answer to how Europe's other leading banks should proceed as the EU continues to press for a single market in banks and finance.

He sees her, yet launches into one more story, one more rant about the Saints.

Teledesic, for instance, has scaled back its plans to 30 satellites, none yet launched.

It has not yet launched a formal investigation, but could so if it finds evidence of wrongdoing.

The police have not yet launched an investigation into the incident because an official complaint has not been lodged.

Parmalat has not yet launched actions for damages in Italy, for example, because, once begun, no further evidence can be submitted.