Sentence examples for trials yet from inspiring English sources
Regulus has no drugs in clinical trials yet.
You don't even know about the trials yet to come, about the alarming diagnoses she'll receive back home, the terrifying seizures you'll witness.
A year later, with no trials yet in sight, some officials at the highest levels of the Bush administration began privately venting their frustration about both the slow pace of the Pentagon's new courts and the soundness of their rules.
Together with Dinsmore, he could help to transform the paper's image by persuading the public that the Sun, in spite of its controversial past – and with trials yet to be heard – has turned over a new leaf.
The Population Council, a big international charity, announced the results of one of the largest trials yet undertaken of a vaginal microbicide intended to protect the user from infection with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
Boyle also faces the same media trials, yet just like Callas it's her life experience that informs her wonderful voice, whether it be her loneliness, her humble background, her age, or her looks (which were the initial draw behind the viral video, the assumption being that nobody old and unattractive could be a star).
But in truth it is British politics itself that is on trial, yet again.
With no trial yet scheduled, the case is not expected to be decided for several months.
These women haven't come to trial yet; adultery has just been made a bailable offence.
Manning is the only one on trial, yet what of those who committed the atrocities he revealed?
