Sentence examples for not yet matured from inspiring English sources

Seton Hall, which starts three freshmen, has not yet matured as a team.

Interspecific fertilization is impossible because, at the time the flowers of one species open, those of the other species have already withered or have not yet matured.

One commissioner, William Magwood IV, said, "This subject has not yet matured to the stage where the commission should consider a change in current policy".

These plans had not yet matured when a cabinet crisis in April May 1958 gave the conspirators a chance to strike.

Second, on the status of this work as a novel, it failed as de Botton had not yet matured as a storyteller.

"We need quality time over quantity, especially for young bodies that have not yet matured," said Kathy Casey, who coached the former American champion Scott Davis and now conducts skating seminars.

For example, research now suggests that the brain's frontal lobes, which are crucial for self-control, are not yet mature in adolescents.

But it turns out that there may be a far simpler explanation for the amnesia of early childhood: one memory circuit of the brain, a region called the hippocampus, is not yet mature.

They start to tell us that democratic freedom brings its own responsibility, that it comes at a price, that we are not yet mature if we expect too much from democracy.

Though Sirk's style was not yet mature, the film intriguingly anticipates his high Hollywood period with its balance of dramatic excess and aesthetic distance, expressed through a dense weave of shadows and mirrored surfaces.

Junior high school students' imaginative abilities are not yet mature.