Sentence examples for yet for further from inspiring English sources

There was time yet for further confusion as Bergonzi flashed a red card at another Siena player, only to quickly apologise and explain that he had meant to show him the yellow one.

Yet expectations for further change are unlikely to fade away.

This apparent discrepancy is yet subject for further investigation.

Hydrazinocurcumin (HZC) is a patented multiactivity compound and is a potent derivative of curcumin which is not yet explored for further development as formulation and requires the determination of biopharmaceutical suitability of the molecule.

15 Previous reviews on ambulatory care teaching and learning experiences in North America that included studies on both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in internal medicine, FM, paediatrics or other ambulatory care specialties until 1999, have confirmed their positive educational contribution, yet called for further and more rigorous research, especially on learning outcomes.

To our knowledge, this is the first study to explore patient preferences regarding diagnosis and disclosure of cognitive impairment in individuals in whom GPs suspect cognitive impairment but who were not yet referred for further cognitive assessment or diagnosed with dementia [ 31- 35].

Bush's scheduled endorsement at a campaign event in Houston, Texas, is one of the biggest names yet for Romney, further consolidating his status as the establishment candidate.

Yet ideas for further-reaching integration within the euro zone are gathering pace and, according to Mr. Fuest, the stakes for the euro are high.

Yet, calls this week for further protests have drawn only a few hundred people.

Financing has not yet been secured for further phases of rail development, but plans are to eventually extend the line past the airport and into Elizabeth to the south.

And an excuse might yet be found for further delay, beyond the end of parliament's term in December 2011.Behind the sparring over election dates are calculations over who stands to gain.