Sentence examples for existing yet from inspiring English sources

But despite not actually existing yet, that phone is already causing controversy thanks to a rumour that the company will not include a 3.5mm headphone jack on the device, forcing customers to switch to wireless headphones or iPhone-only headphones using the proprietary lightning.

In particular, we show how an economical use of existing, yet meagre data sets can be used to circumvent nominal, yet untenable approaches for achieving this for the region.

Thus, an increase in free cellular CK would not necessarily involve enhanced IPT or reduced CKX activity; rather it may reflect an increased access to existing, yet tRNA-bound, CK.

Thus, the purpose of this study was to build upon existing, yet limited research, and examine the socio-cultural influences on the physical activity behaviours of CALD women living in Australia by identifing the barriers, constraints and possible enablers to physical activity participation for this population.

The national health insurance program, called Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional (JKN), seeks to unify three main existing yet fragmented schemes: Jamkesmas, the government-financed health insurance program for the poor and near poor; Askes for civil servants and pensioners; and Jamsostek for formal sector workers.

We are left with three workable ideas that respect the existing topiary yet provide a clean-cut terrace to satisfy the brief.

Because in a world where all programming is available on demand, all the time, there may be hope for the existing models yet.

Once the Fed has been fully repaid, the Treasury will convert its preferred shares to common stock, diluting existing shareholders yet again.

Unless I've missed it, the gambling story yet to be written would be about the apparently endless numbers of ordinary people eager to leave their fortunes, great and small, at casinos -- existing and yet to be built.

Wolfsburg's rise to the top, coupled with the impending arrival of (Red Bull backed) RB Leipzig in the top flight, will provide the strongest challenge to the existing order yet, however.

She thought often of this place, as of some place perpetually existing, and yet concealed: and she could describe it to herself only in terms of myth or allegory...