Sentence examples for not yet confronted from inspiring English sources
But on Thursday, members of the group said they had not yet confronted such a possibility.
For colleges that have not yet confronted such questions, "gender reassignment is a high bar," said Shane Windmeyer, executive director of Campus Pride, a national group that supports students who do not fall into the usual categories of sexual identity or orientation.
The England bowlers are not yet confronted by the hawk-eyed Virat Kohli, a double centurion in his last Test innings, against New Zealand a month ago; for the batsmen there is no Ravi Ashwin (27 wickets in three Tests against the Kiwis) spinning a web from 22 yards.
In that case, we now have to worry about a question we have not yet confronted: what happens if our point particle hits exactly at the point P on the diagram?
"In summary, these results reveal that many teachers have not yet confronted the new text complexity demands of the Common Core," the report concludes.
It's true that we haven't yet confronted head on the possibility that Uncle Alan may not be able to save us single-handedly.
Jill Abramson, the current editor, offered a hedged response: Greenwald "hasn't had a byline in the Times, and I make it a practice of not making decisions based on situations I haven't yet confronted".
Kahlaoui said that Abu Iyadh, continuing to believe that the Tunisian state could not yet be confronted with force, "played a major role in quieting things down".
Science is still grappling with many questions about why people form such deep ties to sports teams, and it has not yet rigorously confronted what may be the core question: is avidly rooting for a team good or bad for someone's health?
But there is much more surveillance -- involving access to our email, our online chats and searches, just about anything one does online -- that has not yet been confronted.
Many Americans have not yet been confronted with helping people who struggle with "dual diagnosis" mental health issues and several have been convinced that substance abuse is not a big issue.
