Sentence examples for disclosure yet from inspiring English sources

Finally, countries such as Sri Lanka have some similarities to other developing countries, but their economy is set against a background of a recent civil war – operating in a post-conflict economy is a factor rarely considered in social and environmental disclosure, yet has important influence on policy in these areas.

Jamie xx is perhaps unfairly seen as bearing a far more credible connection to "real dance music" than Disclosure, yet in truth, his audience is probably just as disconnected from this world.

Supporting this notion was the finding that self-referred individuals were less likely to discuss prevention strategies during genetic risk disclosure, yet more likely to respond to indications of increased genetic risk.

But claims of "momentum" and "positive market reception" are not backed up by any sales data disclosures yet.

And Trump took the leap — though he hasn't provided the required financial disclosures yet, which inclines me to think that he will either suddenly find an excuse to retreat or that he has a team of accountants trying to figure out how he can simultaneously save face and avoid perjury.

Last Wednesday, a week after the news media finally awakened to Mr. Zuma's non-compliance — and after even some political allies had joined political adversaries in their disapproval — the president submitted an accounting of his holdings, though the extent of that disclosure has yet to become public.

In none of these areas is disclosure perfect yet.

The Labour leader said this week's disclosures provided "yet more" evidence that Hunt, the culture secretary, should not have been given responsibility for the deal.

As Slate's Ryan Gallagher put it in a typically excellent analysis of this report: "The disclosures are yet another illustration of the extremely aggressive scope of the clandestine spy operations that have been conducted by both the United Kingdom and the United States.

Yet disclosure is often vague, at best, and the potential conflicts are glaring.

Yet disclosure can occur on a smaller, almost inadvertent scale, and still have a troubling impact.