Sentence examples for yet go further from inspiring English sources

And Germany, which has already raised its retirement age from 63 to 65, may yet go further.

Nor do they reject the second eye; but they know not to confuse knowledge with depth or mere correct information with the transformation of consciousness itself.¹ The mystical gaze builds upon the first two eyes -- and yet goes further.

Throughout school, my engagement with politics, feminism and race continued, though I was yet to go further than the gender pay gap – a problem centred in the white feminist experience.

There has been a lot of interest in him, but it has yet to go further than that.

Living in the last years of the 6th c. and the beginning of the 5th, Xenophanes and Heraclitus continue the Milesian interest in the nature of the physical world, and both offer cosmological accounts; yet they go further than the Milesians not only through their focus on the human subject and the expanded range of their physical explanations, but by investigating the nature of inquiry itself.

Yet the problems go further.

Meanwhile, 40% have some programs in place to engage employees on sustainability issues, yet only 6% go further by systematically embedding it.

It will soon be completely dark, yet on we go, further into the moor, like a group of escaped convicts running for our lives.

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"The figure has gone up from an original estimate of a -0.4% drop, and may yet go up further in future releases.

Yet Iran needs to go further.