Sentence examples for yet be defined from inspiring English sources

In truth, the defining issues of the next 100 years cannot yet be defined, any more than for the 20th century they could securely have been outlined in 1900.

The war to become the "Groupon of China" has become an expensive arms race, turning Groupon's enviable cashflow model inside out: The cash is flowing out to chase customers and personnel, and victory may yet be defined by who can bankrupt whom first.

Others may have master's and doctoral degrees, yet be defined by the paradox that asks "If you're so smart, how come you're so stupid?" While many people aim for a higher moral ground, they rarely lose the capacity to be greedy, vain, and exceedingly selfish.

ACOS cannot yet be defined.

Additional subspecies may yet be defined.

The structural basis for this effect cannot yet be defined because of the lack of structural information regarding complexes of MtATP-PRT and the two substrates or products, with and without l-histidine.

Mechanistic links have not yet been defined.

Veterinary dosage guidelines have not yet been defined.

Perinodal lymphovascular invasion (pnLVI) has not yet been defined.

The ideal therapies for many of these conditions have not yet been defined.

But eligibility to share in the fund, sometimes called the superfund, has not yet been defined.