Sentence examples for as yet tackled from inspiring English sources

Due to testing difficulties and because there are still open questions regarding the cyclic behaviour both in biaxial bending with constant axial force and in uniaxial bending with simultaneously varying axial load, very few experimental studies have, as yet, tackled the more general problem of biaxial bending with varying axial force (CEB 1996; Coelho 1992), as can be seen in Figure 5.

On the other hand, it gives Chernin a foothold in a company strong in online video and in Europe, two areas not yet tackled as strongly in its portfolio.

The IASB exposure draft outlines sticky issues not yet tackled by FASB.

You're likely to get hit or worse yet, tackled.

Yet tackling malnutrition doesn't just involve food, said Jo Lehmann, from WaterAid, as access to clean water and good hygiene practices are also essential in stopping it entirely.

Yet tackling these issues doesn't appear to be a priority for the government.

And despite initial fears that women might have problems gaining access to treatment, there are as yet no signs of them losing out.There is more money, too, with an estimated $27 billion to tackle AIDS on offer between 2005 and 2007.

Stephen Goode, a critic for Insight on the News, considered the piece to be the beginning of the Pop Art movement, labeling the work "a sign of things to come as other artists tackled common yet sacrosanct items, including the American flag".

But expensive labour practices have not yet been tackled, says Sir Roy.

Age ratings for music videos – one of the results of the Bailey review on the commercialisation and sexualisation of childhood – come into place next year and little is known as yet how much they will tackle sexualised images of women and girls.

Meanwhile, he has yet to tackle such vexed issues as pensions.