Sentence examples for yet missing from from inspiring English sources

But something is, as yet, missing from the agenda, and it could have a truly significant effect on reducing our use of energy and thus greenhouse-gas emissions.

The improved algorithm (matching AGROVOC terms of the AGRIS article with the titles and descriptions of crawled web resources) would suggest the XML feeds from EPRINTS about "agricultural water management", and the PDF document entitled " Agricultural Perspectives on Water Resource Management in the Americas", both of which are quite relevant and yet missing from the current list.

The active design feedback from a city's inhabitants is identified as a yet missing but essential way towards a responsive city.

Yet often missing from these discussions is an analysis of how misogyny and racism, always happy bedfellows, limit the participation of black and brown women from these forums.

Worse yet, also missing from the figures were the silent majority who were raised to accept the physical or psychological abuse, as part of the compromise women make to be the dutiful wives and daughters who glue society together.

Yet, still missing from the bill is one matter of great interest in the Latino community -- a clear congressional preemption of state and local immigration regulation.

Evidence of patients' experiences is fundamental to creating effective health policy and service responses, yet is missing from our knowledge of adverse events.

Opportunities for developing skills such as argumentation and scientific reasoning are important and yet often missing from science education efforts (Newton et al., 1999; Norris et al., 2008; Osborne, 2010).

Guidelines for conducting such processes are yet missing.

Yet what is missing from Grand Central, and from many American stations, are the trains themselves.

Yet, something was missing from the list – the ability to connect your Gmail and Google Apps account to Yahoo Mail.