Sentence examples for yet to connect from inspiring English sources

Now five years old, the band has yet to connect with the national audience for jam-band music, which, if such a connection occurs, might sustain it as long as it cares to be sustained.

The masses have yet to connect their computers to their TV sets.

Obama was a 23-year-old gifted transient who had yet to connect to the American Experience when he showed up in Chicago in 1985.

But Matthew Stafford has yet to connect with Calvin Johnson for a touchdown pass, and this week he will be doing everything he can to not complete one to Briggs or his ball-hawking teammates.

At 384 pages, "Colossus" is one of Ferguson's smaller books; but it is his most ambitious effort yet to connect historical analysis with what is happening in the world today.

They had yet to connect the recent anthrax letters in the United States to Al Qaeda, these officials said, but even if they were Mr. bin Laden's work, new episodes of terrorism can be expected.

Part of Lithuania's electrical infrastructure is still controlled from Moscow, too, and it is not yet possible to connect the country to the European grid.

Tunisia hit the post through a deflected shot by Abdennour and, within seconds, Maazou was through at the other end, outsprinting Haggui yet again to connect with a hoofed clearance... but Mathlouthi hared off his line to clear.

Furthermore, these tools still require improvement, since many are not yet ready to connect to or share data with other applications within the clinical trial process [ 4].

Another is the fact that the selection leads to a single phenotype with a clear adaptive interpretation; many studies of experimental evolution have described the DNA bases of favored changes yet fail to connect them to a clear beneficial phenotype.

There is still no electricity, the poles have gone up, but it has yet to be connected and it is unlikely to be connected this year I was told.