Sentence examples for yet on board from inspiring English sources

If you're not yet on board, you may soon be the only one.

But France is not yet on board.

Some regulators, they argued, should publish the final rule even if all the agencies are not yet on board.

"It's a whole different story," he said, indicating that his wife was not yet on board with a system upgrade.

He doesn't have as many ad pages in the first issue as he would like, and some newspaper markets he has been courting are not yet on board.

If it's a regular fireworks night, consider viewing them from inside the nearby Contemporary Resort or — better yet — on board a monorail, which you will find delightfully empty during the show.

Autonomous systems have advanced substantially, yet on-board energy capacity still constrains endurance.

Officialdom and the public alike have yet to that take on board.

The Unionists' political leadership has not yet taken on board that it is just one player on the board.

This is something that society, more broadly, has not yet taken on board.

"Not all of the militias have yet come on board," said a senior official traveling with Mrs. Clinton.