Sentence examples for yet to exit from inspiring English sources
Ebola has, for the time being, thrown his projections upside down, though Cairnes has yet to exit any of his investments.
With Britain yet to exit recession, the markets have so far bought the Bank's argument that the uptick in inflation is nothing to be too concerned about.
Like plenty of investors in both countries, Relay has a lot promising portfolio companies yet to exit.
It also makes Blackbird the biggest tech-focused venture firm in Australia, even while its biggest bets, including the graphic design platform Canva, have yet to exit.
The UK has yet to exit the EU, but already the repercussions of that event have left the UK Pound down 10percentt against most international currencies — in the case of Japan, it is down nearly 30percentt against the Yen over the past year.
Arkansas opened the season at No. 8 in the polls, yet seems likely to exit September with four losses.
Agassi wasn't free to exit, yet, though.
Yet the homeowners, trying to exit as gracefully as possible, never know how long the process will take or how badly their credit will be hurt.
Yet the first students to exit their dorms that Monday morning slumped into view wearing frayed cutoff shorts and decaying flip-flop sandals.
Yet his supporters point to exit polls in Michigan that suggest the 74-year-old "democratic socialist" is finally beginning to attract more diverse supporters.
Tesco has yet to decide how to exit the U.S. market, where it set up the Fresh & Easy convenience stores in 2007, but said it would cost £1.2 billion, or $1.8 billion.
