Sentence examples for yet shown up from inspiring English sources

Tractors haven't yet shown up in Washington, but farmers and ranchers are starting to speak out to Fed officials.

But what buyers consider a reasonable price may be undergoing a tectonic shift that has not yet shown up in any sales data.

Let's find out more about this puzzle: The original seed entry for this double tri-stack, the first version of which I submitted in October 2011, was 1-Across, a name that was appearing a lot in the news back then but that hadn't yet shown up in a New York Times crossword.

Archer has not yet shown up for her new job and is apparently using some of her banked sick leave from a previous stint with state government to take some time off.

The reduced driving has not yet shown up in fewer accidents, they say, and meanwhile, other factors are increasing the overall cost of claims.

What has not yet shown up in the official figures, though, is the extent to which the crisis atmosphere has brought the economy to a virtual standstill.

Since then, though, the suit has been dismissed, so "Nina" may yet show up in a theatre near you.

New supply is not yet showing up in prices: Brent crude, the global benchmark, sells for $103 a barrel after averaging $111 in both 2011 and 2012.

Forward Together also offers a warning for the increasingly popular tactics of repeatedly calling congressional representatives and, better yet, showing up to challenge them at town hall events.

She offered to supply our entire lunch, yet showed up with a small bag containing half a dozen buttered rolls and sliced meats.

Economists said the signs of life that had cropped up in other areas of the economy in the last week, like increases in retail sales and housing starts, were not yet showing up in the labor market.