Sentence examples for progress yet in from inspiring English sources

The emerging accord marked the most concrete signs of progress yet in high-stakes negotiations that reached an impasse at the start of the weekend.

At the Pontevedrian embassy in Paris, a gala party is in progress, yet worry is the mood of the day.

Army regulations don't even allow symbols of any particular religion to be displayed in a chapel except when an actual worship service is in progress, yet here we have an impossible to miss cross not only being displayed, but being displayed in a multi-purpose building while the training of Iraqi troops is taking place.

We don't believe in progress yet how can taste run backwards?

'It's not even a work in progress yet, it's still embryonic,' says Manuel Dengo, head of the water section at the UN's department for economic and social affairs.

However they do warn that buyers still need to make sure they comply with any pertinent financial regulations in their own country (Bitcoin regulations can't even charitably be called 'a work in progress' yet, and the Bitcoin policy confusion varies from country to country).

Like much of the market, Tesla's pie-in-the-sky valuation is based on all sorts of things that not only haven't happened yet, but aren't even in progress yet.

In conjunction with the findings relating to the adult population by Harris et al., our findings that secondary school students are cognisant of ethnic discrimination speak to the progress yet to be made in wider society to ensure that these rights are met for all people living in Aotearoa New Zealand.

The progress yet needs to be made in the numerical methods of the variational inequality problem.

In June, TEEB will publish a parallel document on what role business can play in changing the rules of the game and herald a society that profits and progresses yet lives in harmony with nature.

That Friday he awoke with a severe sore throat and became increasingly hoarse as the day progressed, yet still rode out in the heavy snow, marking trees on the estate that he wanted cut.