Sentence examples for yet assumed from inspiring English sources

But the AIDS establishment has not yet assumed this challenge.

She is still chairwoman of the Landmarks Preservation Commission; she has not yet assumed the presidency of Hunter College.

The explosion occurred near Palestinian areas of the northern West Bank where Palestinian security forces have not yet assumed policing responsibility from Israel.

While the situation had not yet assumed a clear political shape, there was widespread fear that it would deteriorate into all-out civil war.

If the incidents related happened at a time when the world had not yet assumed its present form, the story may be regarded as a myth; however, even if the same characters appear in the "modern" present, it is considered a folktale.

He made no claim to originality: 'Pragmatism represents a perfectly familiar attitude in philosophy, the empiricist attitude', although he acknowledged that it did so 'in a more radical and in a less objectionable form than it has ever yet assumed' (1907: 31).

It may be China has a hard landing, but we should not yet assume that this is inevitable.

Yet, assuming it all works as advertised, such an approach will also allow Big Pharma and Big Food to stake out and colonize the human microbiome for profit.

The 37-year-old remains contracted for another season at Montreal Impact in Major League Soccer, but could yet assume a short-term role with Chelsea.

Odd as that seems, it must indicate that street photography was not yet so common and that "the common man" did not yet assume he was an object worth studying.

Yet assuming he is right (though what is "right" in such matters?), Lethem has not one word to say about the music; when he says "music" it's as a synonym for "lyrics".