Sentence examples for yet participated in from inspiring English sources

They had not yet participated in any attacks, he said.

It should be noted that about 10 percent of towns in Maine have not yet participated in the caucuses, according to the Bangor Daily News.

BellSouth, the only one of the seven original Baby Bell local phone companies that has not yet participated in a major merger, lost a bidding war for Sprint with WorldCom last year.

Although he has not yet participated in the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation's awareness efforts — he has a World Series to win first — Baldelli's story has already had grassroots effects.

So in the midst of this prosperity in our economy, will we stand on the foundation and build upon the foundation and extend the prosperity so that it reaches all, or will we erode the foundation by squandering the surplus on the very wealthy, who already have much at the expense of the many who have not yet participated in this prosperity.

So that means that there are 900 million people out there that haven't yet participated in what's going on, and over the coming years, they are going to be coming into that economy one way or another, creating all the demands that you mentioned.

Matt Henry and Corey Anderson have both arrived, and may yet participate in a match that, out of the Duncan Fletcher manual, appears to be 15 of Worcestershire against 13 of New Zealand.

The hospital's chapel was separated into units so that the staff and patients might be segregated in the interest of hygiene and yet participate in religious ritual together.

And while tens of thousands of apartment owners in about 4,900 buildings now receive abatements, which can be as much as 25percentt of their annual real estate taxes, there are hundreds of buildings that do not yet participate in the program.

It also will work with U.S. Visa and MasterCard bank debit cards, even if the user's bank is not yet participating in Zelle's payment network.

The CEO believes that with a majority of 120 million homes in the U.S. not yet participating in an energy efficiency program, Efficiency 2.0 could make an impact that's "bigger than the entire solar industry to date," in terms of mitigating pollution and more.