The phrase "assurances yet" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a lack of guarantees or promises at a certain point in time, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We have not received any assurances yet regarding the project's funding."
Alternatives: "no guarantees so far" or "no promises at this time."
While political support grew on Friday for the $1.5 billion in spending cuts outlined last week by Domingo Cavallo, Argentina's economy minister, there is no assurance yet that the plan will be successful or enough.
She sweeps through life with elegance and assurance, yet she is deeply neurotic and wounded.
Through the anger and sadness, the confessing and blaming, comes deep assurance: "Yet, O God, you are our Father (and our Mother); we are the clay and you are the potter; we are all the work of your hand".
Grayling's claim of receiving assurances could yet be called into question by GTR executives.
Obviously the substance of these assurances is yet to be tested, that will happen when the detail is revealed at the April meeting of the Council of Australian Governments, but the political intent is clear.
The expectant mothers of Jampersal participants were generally satisfied with this integrated antenatal care services, but still the speed of service and officers assurance are yet in line with the expectations.
Those assurances do not yet appear to have assuaged the defiant English faculty, which includes 41 full-time and 69 part-time teachers.
Officials of the development corporation said they were talking with federal officials to try to ensure that recipients of the grants would not be taxed on the awards, but that assurance had not yet been secured.
As Government officials like Dr. McElroy strive to give sci ence some new direction with no real assurance of success yet—other scientists and schol ars are exploring what hap pened to the American science establishment, which was riding so high until very recently.
