Sentence examples for reformed yet from inspiring English sources

If you haven't reformed yet, I'm here to tell you: It's not too late.

Diplomacy's the slowest route to reform yet, dealing in meaningless symbolism.

Yet when the A.M.A. uses its lobbying muscle to oppose major health reform — yet again!

Transcendentalism strove for reform yet insisted that reform begin with the individual, not the group or organization.

After the 2009 scandal we were promised a complete reform, yet the stories keep coming.

But with no legislative reform yet, the fight is far from over.

With other sensitive reforms yet to be steered through parliament, the prime minister can ill afford defections.

Europe is right to be asking for reforms, yet under the current circumstances such a request seems implausible.

The line goes like this: The administration has had multiple big victories in Congress, most notably on health reform, yet President Obama's approval rating is weak.

The debate will become angry and murky and mind-numbingly complicated, and the temptation will be to put off reform yet again.

This streamlined workforce is expected to deliver ambitious reforms, yet it's doing so with a stretched workforce and a small pool of talent to recruit from.