Sentence examples for because we have yet from inspiring English sources

It is "far from over", in his words, because "we have yet to achieve our objectives".

We cannot talk about race because we have yet to deal with our history.

As a scientist I have a rational conviction that the world is comprehensible, that mysteries are only mysteries because we have yet to figure out the answers.

Because we have yet to hear Lewthwaite speak from the dock – or have her explain the motives behind her alleged crimes, it is conjecture to suggest she was radicalised because her initial attempts at integration were rebuffed.

Nagpaul thinks NHS England is right to focus its new service on the potential benefits to the user, rather than choice and a plurality of providers, but adds: "Ultimately the proof of the pudding will be in the eating because we have yet to go live and we need to see if the technology is actually more efficient and simpler and faster to use.

So we still speak of Darwin simply because we have yet to have fully absorbed his message.

The only reason it qualifies as good and not the best is because we've yet to be able to test it in real world situations, which is the only place that counts.

This is primarily because we have not yet sufficiently recognized patients' expertise.

"I believe both are necessary because we have not yet achieved equality.

He'll be fine, because we haven't yet told him that he's a Muslim.

Everything is given equal weight because we haven't yet had time to judge its relative importance.