Sentence examples for may yet start from inspiring English sources
Poor coordination in support for training has been exacerbated by a stop-start approach to training of new cadres: training for medical assistants was supported, then discontinued and may yet start again; training for midwives has followed the same pattern [ 11].
The diagnosis of cancer at a young age, when individuals may have not yet started their families, poses unique challenges because treatments for cancer may induce ovarian or testicular failure by damaging ovarian follicles in females and spermatogonia in the testis in males.
They have not yet started a public fund-raising campaign, and the initial estimate of $60 million may be conservative.
At hospital discharge, neither was yet started.
Detective Superintendent Rob Mason, who is leading the Thames Valley police investigation, said: "I am aware that the fact we have not charged anyone yet may start to cause frustration within the community.
Warren Gatland, the Wales head coach, has hinted that he may yet make changes to his starting line-up with the pressure of having to qualify for the quarter-finals removed by England's 33-13 loss against Australia.
That points to the second reason to think that Mr Obama's speech may yet succeed in kick-starting reform this autumn: it managed to position the president as a reasonable and moderate adult in a room full of petty and partisan ideologues.The Republicans did not help their cause with their behaviour during his speech.
Given the failures that have plagued the mission from the start, he may yet be Mr. Bush's best hope for sustaining public support for an unpopular war once his presidency ends.
And Strauss admitted the fight shown by the tourists left him experiencing a full range of emotions on a day that may yet be regarded as the start of a new era.
If so, negotiations started in Reykavik may yet come to fruition.
