Sentence examples for yet been assumed from inspiring English sources

Speaking in Washington, senior WHO leaders including director general Dr Margaret Chan, called for a massive global response to the outbreak and suggested it would take longer to control than has yet been assumed.

Yet, what had been assumed to be teething problems – the laborious build-up, blunt attack and a surprisingly porous defence – actually proved a case of terminal decline.

Yet, it has often been assumed that humans and monkeys use the subjective intensity of a vibration, which is sensitive to amplitude as well as frequency, as a cue for frequency [16], [17].

23a– c Yet, the protein has always been assumed monomeric in solution.

Yet it is assumed that most French leaders, from the Middle Ages onwards, have spied on their fellow citizens.

Yet, it is assumed that f is odd.

Yet thunderstorms are assumed to have the same properties as the SBL, even though differences have been shown, especially in short duration events.

In that case, however, B can be conceptually divided into x and y, and yet B was assumed to be a conceptually indivisible, and so there is a contradiction.

The subjects do not explicitly rate the perceptual difference themselves, yet it is assumed when looking at the rating interface that this comparison will be made by the experimenter.

Yet it's assumed that Beyonce is too "pro" – too inhuman, essentially – not to rise above it.

Yet, these solutions are assumed to be inapplicable to modern buildings.