Sentence examples for yet to spread from inspiring English sources
The boom in producing oil and gas from shale has yet to spread to other countries.
(Sadly, other coinages – such as "hizzelicopter" – are yet to spread much beyond his records).
Riots by unpaid junior soldiers have yet to spread to the middle ranks but may do so.
Young weeds not only are easiest to remove but have yet to spread by seed or creeping roots.
This mental approach has yet to spread widely through the game to golfers at club level, although there are a few clubs where psychologists are available to members.
The singer said she has stage 1 bile duct cancer, which has yet to spread, and will have surgery immediately to remove the tumor.
NATO is engaged in its most ambitious mission yet, trying to spread the rule of President Hamid Karzai's weak central government into more lawless parts of Afghanistan.
India has consistently bucked pressures to set targets for reducing emissions, arguing that it has neither been a significant polluter nor yet able to spread modern energy to millions of its poor.
Democrats have not yet tried to spread the idea that voting Republican will ensure that you come back as a cockroach.The power of prayerJobs may be more on voters' minds than Jesus, but Mr Obama nonetheless does his best to keep religious voters sweet.
Most infectious diseases have a latent state, i.e., a state where an individual has been infected (Exposed) but is not yet able to spread the disease, before becoming infectious.
Instead, he stops and allows an innocent, yet conspiratorial expression to spread across his face.
