Sentence examples similar to to proceed yet from inspiring English sources

"If we don't deal with it now, the conflict will grow so great that we won't be able to proceed".Yet Mr Li, the prime minister, would do well to dampen expectations.

And, if you can, try the starter before you choose the main course: it will give you an idea of how to proceed.Yet he neither preached nor practised perfection.

"Hate groups are in a more or less stunned position right now; they haven't been able to figure out how to proceed just yet".

They obviously have decided instead to proceed with yet a third count of votes in a number of prominently Democratic counties.

Iran is a complicated nation and the U.S. needs to proceed cautiously yet expeditiously.

A lawyer for Mr. Marshall, 88, said that a decision on how to proceed had not yet been made and that the next court appearance had not been scheduled.

Ministers have spent the best part of two years discussing how to proceed, but have yet to reach agreement.

But authorities have yet to proceed with layoffs in the civil service that the troika has been demanding for two years.

But that will sink in only if America, South Korea and Japan stand together this time and China, Russia and others all stay similarly on-message.Time will run outFor now, the window for diplomacy is being propped open: future oil deliveries have been suspended, but one en route to North Korea was allowed to proceed; no decision has yet been made on other elements of the 1994 deal.

Some well-known accelerators hinted at a launch in Hong Kong but have yet to proceed.

In contrast to acute undifferentiated leukemia, B cell ALL arises from pro B cells that are undergoing VDJ rearrangement in the bone marrow but are yet to proceed on to somatic hypermutation [ 133, 152- 154].