Sentence examples for yet to execute from inspiring English sources

New Jersey reinstated the death penalty in 1982 but has yet to execute an inmate.

The new al-Qaida affiliate has yet to execute any major attacks, though it is suspected of a failed bid to hijack a warship in Karachi last year, and is thought to be keen to boost its profile.

But whatever is understood exists in the understanding, just as the plan of a painting he has yet to execute already exists in the understanding of the painter.

Interestingly, anticipatory processes might also account for the general ramping of activity we observed throughout the duration of baseline trials (see Figures 4d and 7c), as the probability that subjects will need to make a response (given that they have yet to execute one; i.e. the hazard rate [77]) increases during the course of a trial.

But the specifics of the charges remained unclear, and the police had not yet tried to execute the orders.

It's quite simple to understand, yet complex to execute: If organizations want to see activism, they must empower supporters to be active.

"The puzzle… confronts users with the same frustrating challenge – a task that is simple to understand, with only one possible solution, yet extremely difficult to execute.

Yet, she managed to execute her vision building soaring eye-popping structures that dominated sky, sea, and the imagination.

I completed all my checks and saw no camel toe or gapping in the waistband; plus, my ass looked amazing, and the weight was heavy enough to keep everything in its proper place, yet stretchy enough to execute my rather lame attempt at a high kick while wearing them.

In the present study, we designed two different writing tasks that incorporate metacognitive features and yet are reasonable to execute in a large-lecture setting.

"Everything is wonderful plans and ideas that have yet to be executed".