Sentence examples for organised yet from inspiring English sources

Lipski, organised yet another counter-attack.

How one person seems to be heavily reliant on being organised yet another seems to have a more instinctive approach.

In other general practices, no structural meetings were organised yet with disciplines outside the general practice, mostly because no or only few complex problems were detected among older people.

While none have been organised yet, attending an event in person is one of the most powerful ways to communicate your desire for foreign aid to be maintained, not cut.

Her office said: "She might take a holiday somewhere in Britain later, but she has not got anything organised yet".

At that point, around 13:00, Małachowski wanted to organise yet another counter-attack aimed at Fort 56, but his orders were overridden by Krukowiecki, who feared that the Russians might want to attack further south, near Jerozolimskie Gate, and preferred to keep his reserves intact.

Nemes suggests that his film has had a hard time with certain audiences – Germany, apparently, didn't rush to sign it up for distribution, and as yet no Middle East country outside Israel has plans for a release ("It would be an interesting experience, but nobody has wanted to organise that yet").

They have not yet organised themselves into a trade union.

Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, is politically inscrutable, yet organised and influential in Labour.

He has emerged from nowhere, yet organised a march which arrived in Islamabad on January 14th no mean feat, since marches are usually banned in the city and which was broadcast non-stop on television.

Impunity even for "repeat offenders" sends a message "that it is risk-free to misappropriate public funds on a huge scale and the state has no moral authority to caution against wrongdoing", said Kilonzo, adding that the public was increasingly offended by corruption but had not yet organised to take action.