Sentence examples for yet developing from inspiring English sources

Infants' limited, yet developing motor repertoire has the potential to shed light on the development of this phenomenon, and in recent years many researchers have investigated the relationship between action execution and action observation in infancy (e.g. Longo and Bertenthal, 2006, Sommerville et al., 2005, van Elk et al., 2008, Virji-Babul et al., 2012, Von Hofsten, 2007).

Yet developing Asia, led by China itself, is booming.

Yet developing anything there became difficult, advocates and former city officials said, given the competing interests.

Yet developing nations, with so much more to lose from a new outbreak, argue that the risk outweighs the benefit.

Yet developing countries are not robust enough to keep the global economy from sinking in a morass for long.

Yet developing winter sports centres is also controversial: environmentalists are opposing plans to build a ski resort at Kok-Zhaylau in south-eastern Kazakhstan, claiming construction will decimate the fragile eco-system in an area better suited for eco-tourism.

Yet developed countries have huge ability to promote or limit development in areas such as trade or tax policy.

Mr. Gates had not yet developed Word.

The Silicianos have not yet developed a truly accurate measure.

First, Iran has not yet developed nuclear weapons.

But he said investigators had not yet developed evidence to confirm that.