Sentence examples for yet of concluding from inspiring English sources

"We're not at the point yet of concluding that everything is out there that needs to be out there," he said.

"Things have not yet reached the point of concluding agreements, wide-ranging, large-scale agreements in this sphere".

But SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster has yet to conclude a deal of the four new leagues under his control - the Premiership, Championship, League One and League Two.

The chief of the Norfolk, Virginia police department said that force used by his officers during an arrest of a student on Sunday was unreasonable — despite the fact that the department has yet to conclude its investigation of the incident.

Kempton Park is one of four courses where traditional distances will remain unchanged, while Wetherby is yet to conclude its survey because of its schedule.

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The investigation has yet to conclude.

Max Byrd, writing for Salon, also called it the "best biography of George Washington yet", concluding, "Chernow's narrative is so rich, its scale so massive and epic, that what is new fits seamlessly into the wider picture ... Chernow has gone into Washington's world, almost into his mind, and inhabited it".

And yet, he concluded, "most of the time none of this matters to me.

Yet instead of hastily concluding that it would cost nothing to treat a financially weak Russia as a complete pariah, the time may have come for a burst of diplomatic creativity.

A recent review article questions the notion that music offers unique benefits over nonmusical stimuli in facilitating recall of words, yet it concludes, "musical memory is special precisely because musical stimuli (typically) are structured differently from other kinds of stimuli" (Schulkind, 2009).