Sentence examples for yet owns from inspiring English sources

Without getting into the debates about net neutrality, one might say that no one (yet?) "owns" or regulates this new third division of the fourth estate.

The Labour party is behind on competence and ahead on vision, and no political party yet owns the future, Jon Cruddas, Labour's policy review co-ordinator, said in his first public assessment of the state of politics since a tape was revealed in which he denounced "the dead hand" of the Labour leader's office on policy development.

I was guilty of being that strangest of creatures: a Muslim who reads; who studied engineering yet writes about Bob Dylan; was a vocal opponent of the Iraq war yet owns all of Christopher Hitchens' writings; admires Terry Eagleton yet defends Martin Amis; interviews Kazuo Ishiguro, listens to Leonard Cohen, goes to Radiohead concerts, all of which became the subject of rather bizarre questioning.

But no one yet owns the space online.

Airbnb offers more rooms worldwide than the biggest hotel chains and yet owns no property.

Or that the U.S. has only 4.4% of the world's population, yet owns nearly half of all firearms.

But he does not yet own any neon.

Yet owning the debt on a building is not the same as owning the building.

The Guggenheim, which has borrowed it, does not yet own a Sehgal.

According to the suit, Lord Black's company, Horizon Publications, did not yet own the newspapers it planned to swap.

Even though the executives did not yet own the underlying shares, they received cash dividends on them.