Sentence examples for many issues yet from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it would help if gay and lesbian parents could get married; this is one of many issues yet to come up in a debate.
There are many issues yet to be determined under the WIM.
Many issues have yet to be resolved: whether stadiums can be built and cooled to protect players and fans from the heat; whether the World Cup should be played in the summer or be moved, perhaps to January; whether the country can accommodate soccer fans used to drinking and openly displaying their passion for the game.
Many issues have yet to be fully addressed.
The G20 is not a decision-making body on many global issues, yet it can still send a strong message that helps unlock international processes.
Consensus on many issues has not yet been achieved, and the quality of work in the field varies significantly.
Despite the broad capabilities, comprehensive standards are still limited and many issues have not yet been completely fixed.
Yet many issues were left unresolved such as the exact crimes to which the firms would confess.
And yet, many issues roil just under the surface, or would have been more apparent to contemporary viewers: the depiction of social and economic class, race and various forms of subjugation and exploitation.
Yet, many issues still need to be better understood and resolved to enable efficient massive MIMO transmission in practice.
The efficiency of participatory schemes in environmental planning is an emerging research area, and many issues are not solved yet regarding the assessment of such procedures.
