Sentence examples for publicized yet from inspiring English sources

Panel participants, so far, include The Washington Post Company, Microsoft, and a few others than can't be publicized yet.

While the dates for Apple's WWDC event haven't be publicized yet, you can expect that to take place in June — likely the end of June.

Well, now Mr. Taulli is getting to experience firsthand another online phenomenon that is much less publicized, yet nearly as prevalent: stock options that firms promise to employees but never deliver.

But that will also give Android plenty of time to catch up, especially given that Apple is making FaceTime an open standard (though the logistics of this haven't been publicized yet).

Lavigne gave us a peek at a few selected entries to the hackathon that haven't been publicized yet, satirizing everything from political machine hacks to the endless search for the "Uber of everything".

The negative result of this study has been widely publicized as yet another piece of evidence that something is wrong in our approach to biomarkers.

By its nature the evidence is piecemeal and anecdotal, and many highly publicized investments have yet to actually materialize on the ground.

The team hasn't publicized the app yet, but it has a few thousand downloads already.

RJMetrics, which analyzes engagement data and traffic for a number of startups including Fab, Frank & Oak, Threadless and others, crunched the numbers on Jelly's first active week using information that's publicly available through API endpoints that aren't necessarily publicized very widely yet.

While frequent attention to autism in the media brings light to the topic, in recent months, there has been a less well-publicized, yet emerging trend: technology companies big and small have been stepping forward to focus their resources on projects to help individuals with autism.

Additional causes for concern about the doctor-patient relationship include the near daily release of conflicting health information about diet, lifestyle, or medications, and well-publicized, yet rarely occurring, outrageous examples of malpractice and medical errors.