Sentence examples for still to be established from inspiring English sources

However, the location has still to be established.

Of course it depended on reasoning, but good evidence had still to be established.

The cause of the crash is still to be established but local media said the driver of one of the vehicles lost control after falling asleep.

At the beginning of the twentieth century, DNA was unknown; liquid-fuelled rockets had yet to be invented; and the idea that atoms could be made of smaller particles had still to be established.

In much the same way, novels such as Afternoon Men or Beverley Nichols's Crazy Pavements (1927), whose gossip-column milieu gives it odd points of similarity with Waugh, are at one level pieces of reportage from a society that had only recently come into existence and whose protocols had sometimes still to be established.

It has still to be established whether Martínez is the ideal manager of a team who will inevitably find themselves battling relegation, although he can only be admired for attempting to rise above it rather than resorting to Mick McCarthy or Sam Allardyce-typragmatismism.

Whether the most important effect of peptide amidation is the change in charge or an enhancement of helical structure, however, still needs to be established.

However, its validity still needs to be established.

However, the exact substrates and connectivities still need to be established.

We show that DPF3 is specifically expressed in B lymphocytes; however its biological relevance in blood cells still needs to be established [ 28].

Nevertheless, a clear link between isotopic fractionation and elementary processes still needs to be established.