Sentence examples for yet clearly defined from inspiring English sources

The world my octogenarians recreate is harsh, yet clearly defined.

The new Patriots' coach said his role in player personnel matters is not yet clearly defined, although he expects to discuss that soon with the Patriots' owner.

Because the lines between public and private control of the Internet are not yet clearly defined, what artists want to do may be perfectly legal, but that does not mean they will be allowed do it.

The message from the federal government, he said, is, " 'If you're not using that money, we'll find somebody else.' " The process for choosing the winning projects for such an unprecedented spending spree is daunting and not yet clearly defined, Mr. Finley said.

Although the southern limits of the Desert culture are not yet clearly defined, it is known that it extended into Mexico, where, in the state of Tamaulipas, Desert materials have been found associated with the earliest known cultivated plants in the New World.

Ideal treatment in that situation is not yet clearly defined.

Although our earlier results suggest that BIN1-Tau complexes have toxic effects, we cannot yet clearly define the roles of these complexes in AD or how Tau Thr231 phosphorylation contributes to this pathway during AD pathogenesis.

It is different, however, in that it has, as yet, no clearly defined goals or endpoint.

Similarly, the precise level of coverage an employer must provide has not yet been clearly defined.

The precise role of collagen VI has not yet been clearly defined.

However, the nature of player video game interactions has not as yet been clearly defined in the scientific literature.