Sentence examples for yet represent from inspiring English sources

A reading below 50 indicates contraction, so the February outcome does not yet represent recovery.

Lest you get too excited, it does not yet represent the official agenda of NASA or any other agency.

"The party does not yet represent what I do," says Manus-Salzman. "We have to let go of the shackles the right wing has us in".

The current crop of westerns may not yet represent enough swallows to officially constitute a summer, but certain themes are visible.

Some business and conservative groups had called such an agreement wrong because the union did not yet represent any employees at the worksite.

It embodies Iraq's rich, layered past and might yet represent its future — if the country's leaders could stop quarreling over it and its religious provenance.

If not, how do you feel about the fact that your culture is not yet represented in the American Girl series?

That means nothing in it yet represents the official position of the I.P.C.C. or the governments that appointed it.

Coalition members say setting up a military council is their priority, but no rebel commanders are yet represented on it.

In a hearing that lasted no more than 15 minutes, she sat alone, without family or friends and not yet represented by a lawyer.

And yet representing farmed fish as 'wild-caught' or 'Gulf', as was commonly found to be the case, gives the opposite impression.