Sentence examples for yet recognised from inspiring English sources

"The nation has not yet recognised the seriousness of it.

They have proven that this is true, a fact not yet recognised in the West.

Few Sri Lankans, Tamils or Sinhalese, have yet recognised this reality of the subcontinent's politics.

This fundamental shift in the centre of gravity of the climate change debate is one that few have yet recognised.

He does travel, because he is interested in our history," said the lawyer, adding that nobody had yet recognised Snowden on his travels.

"According to the constitution, we enjoy the same individual rights, but as a group we are not yet recognised as a people.

Sadly, most Italian people do not yet recognise how sick their economy has become.

Yet recognising how interconnected our economies have become does not in itself lessen the risks.

We can mock rickety narratives for relying on coincidences, yet recognise that certain accomplished novelists insist on them.

Yet, recognising the sensitivity of the occasion, he would not share his thoughts last night, passing that responsibility to another Forest old boy, his assistant, Gary Crosby.

America does not yet recognise its rules; companies that wish to raise capital in American markets must still reconcile their accounts with GAAP.