Sentence examples for yet to point from inspiring English sources

There is no clear evidence yet to point to a particular nation or manufacturer.

As a pioneering developmental psychologist has yet to point out, children's nascent personalities are revealed in their approaches to puffle management.

The field that so reveres the original intent of the Constitution has yet to point out that Mr. Cain would violate the plain meaning of the First Amendment with his mosque ban.

And yet, to point this out is to risk missing the substance of what he is saying here, which is not simply that he feels himself at odds with his own public persona but that he feels himself profoundly at odds with how little he is at odds with it.

With the administration unable yet to point to much tangible evidence of progress, Gen. David H. Petraeus, who assumed command in Afghanistan last month from Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, is taking several steps to emphasize hopeful signs on the ground that, he will argue, would make a rapid withdrawal unwise.

And even while considering a change in the direction of interest rate policy, central bankers said "the economy continued to be weak -- indeed weaker than many had expected -- and data and anecdotal reports from around the country had yet to point to persuasive signs of a turnaround".

It is scored using the ASQ User's Guide to convert the parents' responses (yes, sometimes or not yet) to points.

Alas, not many URLs are yet available to point to as yet.

The questions are answered by "Yes", "Sometimes", or "Not yet", corresponding to point values of 0, 5, or 10 points.

It is easy yet simplistic just to point the finger at health insurers.

"Yet you continued to point the finger at anyone other than where the responsibility truly lies.