Sentence examples for yet overtake from inspiring English sources

There is another ticking issue, though, that may yet overtake all the European squabbling.

Some far-left supporters suggest Mr Mélenchon could yet overtake Mr Hollande and reach the second round.

Villa may yet overtake Raúl's all-time Spanish record of 44 goals but it will take a little longer.

It looks well on the way to cracking the crucial $1bn barrier and could yet overtake its predecessor, which hauled in more than $1.5bn in 2012 and stands as the third highest-grossing film of all time.

The Barnes & Noble Nook e-reader hasn't yet overtaken Amazon's Kindle.

However, despite the rise of streaming, these services have not yet overtaken radio as the number one way people are discovering new music.

The proportion of smartphone ownership has reached a new high, but it has not yet overtaken legacy ownership and usage of PCs, which is currently at 91% of all online adults.

But sometimes a fear prevails that isn't logical, yet overtakes huge numbers of us anyway.

Although these sequences are meant to prepare us for the storm that has yet to overtake the Andrea Gail, they are little more than distracting adventure filler whose characters aren't even introduced, and therefore they mean nothing.

Far more worrying than the ascendancy of China per se is the way in which this will be handled by Japan and the United Sates, the two remaining countries Beijing has yet to overtake, and how this will translate into diplomacy, or perhaps more ominously, a lack thereof.

The Thunder may be the best team in the West, and Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook make them the most dangerous one, but here it is in early March and the Thunder have yet to overtake the Spurs for that top spot in the Western Conference.