Sentence examples for yet merged from inspiring English sources

The political parties of the nations--the Tanganyika African National Union & the Afro-Shirazi Partyof Z.--also played a role in the union, although they have not as yet merged.

Because the pankus is known to have been an essentially Indo-European concept and did not survive into imperial times, its existence has been cited as evidence that at this period the Indo-European aristocracy had not yet merged with the native Hattian population.

If your major problem is that the theory and reality have not yet merged, you can hunker down and try to wait.

No candidate had yet merged the online and offline world before; doing so would represent a major innovation.

While the two blazes have not yet merged, they are being handled as one incident called the San Gabriel Complex Fire.

Fantasy! – hadn't yet merged into the single corporate pre-packaged entity now on annual display at the "so crowded nobody goes there anymore" Comic-Con in San Diego.

Yet merging these two worlds is the goal of Margaret Bodell, Caroline Kerrigan and Aaron Goranson, who recently opened the Wall Street Viewing Room at 5 Beekman Street.

The album also won the Brit award for Best British Album Alex Turner described AM as the band's "most original [album] yet," merging hip-hop drum beats with 70's heavy rock.

Yet Merge, and the band, still played the game.

This November he turns 50, and by the time he blows out the candles, Dunstone may have signed off on his biggest deal yet - merging Carphone with Dixons would create a company with £11bn in revenues and combined profits last year of more than £153m.

Even Jeff Immelt, his successor, dismissed the idea of adding either a film studio or a cable network to NBC as recently as last year, saying: "Breadth has not created any kind of economic value".And yet, in merging NBC with Vivendi Universal Entertainment (VUE), that is exactly what GE is doing.