Sentence examples for yet discover how from inspiring English sources

This will be Jones's last election as Welsh Labour leader, and his party may yet discover how much they will miss the ineffable qualities of a lucky general.

Homeopaths often say that we simply have not yet discovered how homeopathy works.

No one has yet discovered how to raise prices for the overfed rich without squeezing the underfed poor.

Anorgasmic people are often those who did not explore their bodies as children and teenagers and haven't yet discovered how they work.

She naturally radiates a certain otherworldliness, as of a creature who has just been zapped to Earth from a distant galaxy and has not yet discovered how to manipulate the tools of ordinary human discourse.

They are taught not to follow other vehicles too closely (though nobody has yet discovered how to leave more than one car's length ahead without another car sliding into it).

Visiting her lab requires a creepy, 90-second walk through pitch darkness that no one has yet discovered how to alleviate because flashlights apparently do not exist.

We have not yet discovered how to make this better.

But the army has yet to discover how to turn the ship of state around, how to develop a comprehensive counterterrorism strategy and how to use democracy and nation building as tools to fight insurgency.

I have yet to discover how the numbers on the tickets relate to those on the carriages and berths, so without the help of the station staff (should there be any), getting onto the right part of the train can be pot luck.

We have yet to discover how these institutions have done when it comes to competing for AAB students, but it is seems likely that they will overwhelmingly have chosen to go for prestige despite evidence that they are likely to get smaller classes and better teaching outside the magic circle.