Sentence examples for yet to muster from inspiring English sources

This book by Sampie Terreblanche, a silver-haired and genial Afrikaner professor, is the best effort yet to muster ammunition for it.

Members of the Drill, Baby, Drill Party have blocked efforts to raise the liability limits for oil spills, and have yet to muster a single sponsor for climate legislation.

Environmental concerns are not high on the priority list of many Turks, as evidenced by a Green Party that has yet to muster branches in at least half of the country's 81 provinces as a prerequisite to standing for election.

The E.P.A.'s standard is likely to be made final later this year; the international standard has yet to muster the required support from 30 countries representing 35 percent of the world's shipping tonnage.

The Democratic Congress has yet to muster the votes or courage to repeal a series of noxious measures — rubber-stamped by the previous Republican majority — that pushed presidential power to dangerous extremes in the name of fighting terrorism.

The Red Devils went on to win the Premier League meeting thanks to a late goal from Wayne Rooney, but at half-time the visiting team were arguably fortunate not to be behind and had yet to muster a single shot on target.

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Although recent opinion polls suggested she would lose the next presidential election, none of the potential candidates has declared outright that he will stand, and none appears yet to have mustered the combination of popular and financial support that would make him an easy winner.

Italy is mired in recession, yet it cannot seem to muster a coherent political platform for change.

Yet like McDowell, Woods struggled to muster the kind of enthusiasm you might expect from a man in his position.

One is that after decades of government tinkering, it is hard to muster enthusiasm for yet more changes.