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Discover LudwigThe phrase "yet to end" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has not finished or concluded at the present moment. Example: "The battle between the two teams was intense, and the outcome was yet to end as both sides continued to fight fiercely."
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Mr. Abe's cabinet approved a stimulus package of ¥10.3 trillion, or $116.3 billion, this month, while the Bank of Japan, in its most determined effort yet to end years of economic stagnation, decided Tuesday to switch to an open-ended commitment to buying assets next year and doubling its inflation target to 2 percent.
For many of the captives, it is an ordeal that has yet to end.
Turkey has yet to end the conflict with its own Kurdish minority.
The drug wars had yet to begin, and the mob wars had yet to end.
Although he promised to overturn the program on Day One, Trump has yet to end it.
And the survival of many of those neighbourhoods means the abuse has yet to end.
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The mutual endorsement marked the most significant commitment yet to ending more than eight months of bloodshed, the deadliest fighting in this region in years.
They have come to Paddles, an after-hours sex club in Chelsea, not yet ready to end their evening.
Anthem has specifically said it has not yet decided to end the relationship, but that may be inevitable.
It is not yet time to end America's investment in peace in Kosovo, and the Balkans.
An executive at HarperCollins said the publisher was watching these developments closely but was not yet ready to end D.R.M.
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