At least, not yet.
Perhaps not yet.
W: sorry, not yet!
There wasn't anything called orthodoxy yet and heresy yet.
And yet that is permissible.
It's crumbly yet it's moist. It's Buttery yet it's dry.
The shop hasn't closed yet.
Did he have surgery yet?
No casualty was reported yet.
Some suspects have yet to be charged.
I haven't heard your reply yet.
And yet these things go relatively unnoticed.
Colors are striking, yet not vulgar.
As to that, they haven't decided yet.
It was heartbreak in hockey yet again, so near yet so far.
Women who have not yet touched are like unknown movies.
As to where to go, they haven't decided yet.
But Appalachia could yet prove to be his Achilles heel.
He is not ready to step down yet.
Yet while the outside-work milieu might accept the empowered yet feminine ideal, the workplace surely doesn’t.
It was powdery and clean, yet seductive and sweet.
Yet, there are also instances where the software you need is available but is not (yet) part of any repository.
But this he spoke concerning the Spirit, whom those believing in Him would receive; for the Holy Spirit was not yet given, because Jesus was not yet glorified.
It was beautifully balanced and delicious, yet I thought it was the older of the two because the '70 was so exuberant, explosively fruity yet graceful.
No animal is more diligent than ants, yet it is the most silent.
And yet serious reform efforts are conspicuously hard to find in the Arab world.
But future interest-rate rises in America and Europe could yet strangle any recovery.
Born between 1992 and 2010, some can't even use shoulder strap seatbelts yet.
How he managed that in such an ugly market is not yet clear.
And yet if you're in search of strangers, odds are you're going to mistreat a true fan in order to seduce yet another stranger who probably won't reward you much.
Every pleasure then because of its natural kinship to us is good, yet not every pleasure is to be chosen; even as every pain also is an evil, yet not all are always of a nature to be avoided.
Even closer to home, Mars has yet to cough up another meteorite bearing bacterial traces to confirm the controversial one described in 1996 (or, at least, we have yet to find it).
Arguably, Obama was not elected because of his policies but because of the ideals he was seen to represent - a cloudy yet inspiring notion of hope, a vague yet promising concept of change.
One has to embrace the world like a lover, and yet demand no easy return of love.
It has no official status yet, and must be formally approved before negotiators can start to whittle it down.
