Sentence examples for still being awaited from inspiring English sources
The phrase "still being awaited" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used when referring to something that is expected, but has not yet been received or obtained. For example, "The results of the study are still being awaited."
Zimbabwe submitted its nominee for the post of executive secretary to SADCC and at the present writing approval is still being awaited.
With the iPhone deal all but done the official announcement is still being awaited as Apple reportedly argues for over a third of the revenues, according to French weekly Challenges.
Uptake figures so far suggest that the vaccine is generally well received, but details of ethnic variation in these figures are still being awaited.
But his every word will still be awaited, his every written statement demanded by newspapers.
And housing with permits requested before December could still be awaiting construction.
If it is wrong, the bulldozers will have finished their work, the concrete mixers will be ready to start and the project will still be awaiting regulatory approval.
They kept quiet about their faith so quiet that Mr Freely believes that some Donme may still be awaiting their lost messiah.
Mr. Turner, who still works in export control, said he still was awaiting evidence that the new law was being enforced.
Come August, we'll still be awaiting titles like "Fantastic Four," which could also coast to 10-figure sums.
A second painting, which Smith dropped outside a gallery in the San Fernando Valley suburb of Panorama City, seems to still be awaiting for its new owner.
In the trial so far, there have been no episodes of prolonged nocturnal hypoglycemia resulting in seizure or coma, although we still are awaiting the final results.
