Sentence examples for yet to grow from inspiring English sources
"yet to grow" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to future potential or possibility. For example, "The company has yet to grow to its full potential."
Thirty years later, the infant industries have yet to grow up.
The company has yet to grow out of its own pupa.
It is a huge, fast-developing country with plenty of room yet to grow.
Greece's economy continues to shrink, while Ireland's seems to have stopped losing ground but has yet to grow.
Money has yet to grow on trees, but trees can provide crucial de-pollution services quantifiable in cold, hard cash.
Messi, though he sometimes looks as if he has yet to grow into his uniform, is always available, always willing and as courageous as any superstar can be.
The young greenery was not yet starting to grow, and the wildlife had not yet built nests, let alone had babies.
He looked like a teenager, not yet able to grow a beard.
Bright and colourful, yet easy to grow and propagate, they were inevitably a hit in the conservatories of 18th century Britain; though not quite as commonly grown today.
Yet managed to grow regardless.
No one has yet managed to grow lines of human ES cells through SCNT, although researchers last year reported the first success using monkeys (ScienceNOW, 19 June 2007).
