Sentence examples for been discussed so far from inspiring English sources

Trump offered no details about what issues had been discussed so far, describing them only as "various things".

The paper unveils the possibility of utilizing a narrow voltage band for effective MPP tracking which has not been discussed so far in the literature.

If pre-tabulation of initial guesses is supposed to be avoided, strategies for a sufficiently robust algorithm have not been discussed so far.

This chapter explains the design of the BH solar cell structure that has been discussed so far by focusing on the exciton diffusion and charge carrier collection efficiencies only.

The relationship between a newspaper and a development organisation is going to have its ups and downs, and this is not something that has been discussed so far on this website.

Jonathan Meade: I think this final discussion at F&ES was a good opportunity to bring in some of the National Park Service leaders who are addressing the critical issues that have been discussed so far, whether it's energy, relevancy, urban issues and the urban interface, or more broadly the future of conservation in the 21st century.

"The euphoric part of the getting married thing is all we've been discussing so far," Mr. Friedman said.

Attempting to answer the question takes us beyond the research I've been discussing so far and into the complex and controversial debate about the evolution of human nature.

Everything we've been discussing so far has been in terms of personal morality which, while important, pales in significance when compared to far more important issues like polluting the environment, bank fraud, corporate crimes, contributing to global warming, corrupt government, and social injustice, all of which cause widespread human suffering.

Maybe it will all come out for the best — but the process, and what I see from the outside being discussed so far, doesn't pass my gut check.

Vilner: What's the difference between a liquidation process that was discussed so far, and what's now called the "Civil Rehabilitation Plan"?