Examples of 'have yet to take' in a sentence
Meaning of "have yet to take"
have yet to take: This indicates that something has not been done or acquired by the speaker up to a certain point in time
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have yet to take
I have yet to take a few days on vacation.
Most of the splash signings have yet to take off really.
I have yet to take my kids to the zoo.
His return depends on medical examinations which have yet to take place.
Both leaders have yet to take up their posts.
These are all baby steps that many brands have yet to take.
But they have yet to take his job.
Obviously they can not know the details of discussions that have yet to take place.
I have yet to take my vows.
A strong legal framework and systematic practices aimed at curbing corruption have yet to take shape.
I still have yet to take my hand away from his.
The outside environment has undergone profound changes and some policies have yet to take effect.
We have yet to take action.
Once again I urge delegations who have yet to take the floor to be brief.
I have yet to take the yoga mat out of the kitchen.
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Yet most Muslims have yet to take the first step.
We have yet to take full responsibility in our role as guardians of the planet.
The team at Ally Pally have yet to take a decision.
I have yet to take this first part of the full cross-country journey.
The extraditions of both Udjani and General Munene have yet to take place.
That is because I have yet to take a good picture of them in the water.
A post-mortem examination and formal identification have yet to take place.
Further developments have yet to take place, and the plan remains controversial.
Yet consumer confidence, capital expenditure, and hiring have yet to take a sharp hit.
However, many regions have yet to take any official stance on container-based sanitation.
Even now, eight years later, we unfortunately have yet to take the necessary action.
Babies who have yet to take their first step cough up blood and die, or.
The country 's two main political parties have yet to take a clear stand on the matter.
Well, I have yet to take a statement off the old lad in hospital.
There are plenty of well-known artists who have yet to take home the distinguished award.
Retailers have yet to take full advantage of the Internet 's potential to revolutionize their businesses.
Some evidence indicates there are changes ahead, although they have yet to take definitive shape.
Further, the private enterprises have yet to take advantage of the vast opportunities in telecentres.
Although many areas have already adopted this policy, they have yet to take specific actions.
Many businesses have yet to take their site 's index into their own hands.
As you know, however, a number of Member States have yet to take such a decision.
However, most States have yet to take strong legislative and practical measures on counter-terrorism issues.
It 's after midnight and I still have yet to take my shower.
More than a dozen have yet to take place ( click here for more information ).
The trial balloons the U.S. president sends our way have yet to take off.
Nonetheless, a number of States have yet to take steps to implement these treaties.
I have yet to take a bus, but yesterday for the first time, I took a moto.
Are you saying you have yet to take a husband? King Idri.
I have yet to take X there but shhhh, don't remind her.
So I can't give you a precise time of death. I have yet to take his internal temperature.
Sadly, I have yet to take a family trip.
King ldri, are you saying you have yet to take a husband?
I still have yet to take the “ royal flush ”.
The Petite Cascapedia opened on June 15th and we have yet to take a fish.
But the clans have yet to take action!
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