Sentence examples for yet not completely from inspiring English sources

Schizophrenia is not entirely genetic; environmental stressors, as yet not completely understood, appear to trigger the illness in those with a genetic vulnerability.

In "The Carpenter," we encounter the line "The fault lies with the state," which would practically become Bernhard's mantra; in "The Cap," there is the equally familiar narrator who feels "always close to going completely mad, but not completely mad" (which, curiously, is translated "crazy 'but yet not completely crazy' " in the jacket copy).

As an alternative to the subaerial, "dry" model for Valles Marineris landslides (e.g., McEwen 1989), and to water-rich yet not completely submerged environment (Lucchitta 1987; Harrison and Grimm 2003), some authors (Shaller 1991) suggested a fully submerged scenario for the landslides.

Acceptance is only a Jedi mind-trick; not quite discrimination, yet not completely just.

At low tide the landing stage is forty feet above a boat, yet not completely out of the reach of the swell.

What is unlikely -- yet not completely excluded -- would be for President Obama to take major steps on the Palestinian-Israeli issue.

He had not, however, found "the Voice" yet, or not completely.

Yet, I was not completely asleep.

And yet, all is not completely routine.

Yet, they are not completely elucidated.

Yet, Russia has not completely abandoned its ambitious scheme.