Sentence examples for mastered yet from inspiring English sources

It's a concept that I haven't quite mastered yet".

That's the bit they've not mastered yet, their mixture of interesting textures and pilfered melodies is never quite convincing on its own.

America does not quite have that mastered yet, not in the way that leading European nations have, though Russia ought not to be lagging so far behind.

We – and by "we" I mean my wife and child, because I'm one segment of a family unit these days (yeah, like the Human Centipede) – were visiting some friends whose kid is about 18 months older than ours, which means it can perform all sorts of tricks our one-year-old hasn't mastered yet – incredible feats like walking and issuing verbal demands.

Plenty of advertisers are playing around with shoppable advertising and content (Burberry are making great strides here, as are ASOS and others, but connectivity potentially shrinks the funnel between exposure and purchase in ways that no one has really mastered yet.

The machines are capable of a number of things the competition hasn't quite mastered yet, like removing staplers and a number of different fasteners.

Emphatically, he said he had no desire to try to master yet another operating system any time soon.

The tasks the program sets out to teach, like brushing teeth or communicating in accepted ways, can be arduous to master yet life-changing for those who learn them.

But there are too many techniques than a single developer could master, yet, it is impossible to be certain that software is free of defects.

You miss the unchoreographed wayward tilt of a head or an improvised double take: the unpredictable physical chemistry of actors that computer science hasn't mastered -- yet.

"I haven't quite mastered it yet.