Sentence examples for not yet advocated from inspiring English sources

Kennedy's efforts to "get the country moving again" have been unsuccessful, possibly because he has, despite the suggestions of many of his economic advisers, not yet advocated the one big step that might push the economy off dead center: a massive increase in government spending.

MR imaging of the prostate is still in an exploratory phase and this technique is not yet advocated as a routine staging procedure.

Intravenous administration reduces the need for blood transfusion and blood loss by about one-third, but routine administration in surgery is not yet advocated owing to concerns regarding thromboembolic events.

The late Chinese premier Zhou Enlai, when asked his assessment of the French Revolution, is supposed to have replied: "It's a bit too soon to say, is it not?" Yet advocates of civic education are sure they already know the lessons of Sept. 11, and they seek to impose those lessons upon a captive audience of schoolchildren.

Gingrich supporters have a curious tendency to justify their support by mentioning policies he hasn't yet advocated.

Hence the idea being whispered but not yet openly advocated by pro-government politicians that a "statute of limitations" should apply to the "misuse of corporate assets", the catch-all charge that applies to most of the political-financial offences.

6, 7 Though not yet routinely advocated, therapeutic drug monitoring is reasonable when drug toxicity or refractory fungal disease is suspected.

While Holt is referred to as the "father" of home schooling, he was not yet an advocate when my mother made her decision.

Yet advocates for Muslim-Israelis insist that the bill isn't about noise reduction at all.

Even though the rule is not finalized yet, advocates said immigrant parents are already pulling themselves and their kids out of public benefit programs for fear that those benefits will impact their immigration cases.

Unicef, which is supplying the boxes for the Lesotho pilot program, is not yet ready to advocate its wide use.