Sentence examples for yet occur from inspiring English sources

An actual government is not yet in place; last-minute hiccups may yet occur.

A more dramatic explosion could yet occur over Europe, particularly if Mr Cameron is slow to claw back powers from Brussels.

Rituals are when we wish to repeat what has already happened, rehearsals when we repeat what we fear might yet occur.

The closeness of Ghana's result is sure to make both parties scramble feverishly for every vote to win the second round; that is when trouble may yet occur.

After the Irish referendum made their policy on the Lisbon treaty look even flimsier than it already did, Mr Cameron's team was especially keen to suppress any possible eruptions within the party over Europe (though they may yet occur, even more inconveniently, soon before the election).

Voices that not so long ago were questioning whether the coalition had underestimated Iraq's fighters are now asking where those fighters have gone, as the distance between the Americans and central Baghdad has dwindled to nothing.A climactic battle may yet occur.

Virginia Slims tournaments and the feminist movement had not yet occurred.

Although none have yet occurred in New York, egg angst has set in.

More than a decade later, a nuclear-weapons catastrophe has not yet occurred.

It hadn't yet occurred to me that the silence of things was an absence.

The menu, however, gives the impression that the restaurant revolution has not yet occurred.