Sentence examples for often not yet from inspiring English sources

This creature usually wafts about in designer clothes, and is often not yet 40 years old.

These typically tend to focus on young professionals often not yet on the frontline.

Emulsion droplet formation occurs in milliseconds to seconds when emulsifier adsorption is often not yet completed, therewith allowing coalescence to take place.

Other protest action — its form, often, not yet delineated —is planned by antiwar groups on many campuses, including the University of Texas in Aus tin; Vanderbilt University, in Nashville, Bloomfield College, Bloomfield, N.J., and Purdue University, in West Lafayette, Ind.

Now able to raise larger sums, he said, he can take advantage of more advanced film technologies that are often not yet available in China, including advanced special effects and postproduction work.

The particular success of the Bruntwood in unearthing unknown writers, or those who may be known to literary departments but who have often not yet commanded productions or commissions, suggests that if you are a playwright, there really is an awful lot riding on a name.

I am thinking about this in relation to an essay by Dori Laub addressing the question of truth and listening to the testimony of survivors of trauma — the memory is often not accurate, yet at the same time, it is of course deeply true.

It may seem surprising that simple information on care options and existing services is often not available, yet this finding was frequently reported by the experts from different care domains.

Premature babies often do not yet make their own surfactants, making it extremely difficult to breathe.

Many legacy models are eroding, while nascent business models show promise but often have not yet achieved stability or profitability.

Our students often do not yet have this kind of knowledge, so they need to learn relevant problem-solving strategies.