Sentence examples for yet to progress from inspiring English sources

Many of them have yet to progress beyond laboratory prototypes.

Study of cell-free VLP assembly has yet to progress beyond laboratory-based dialysis methods, which are slow and buffer intensive, and are thus difficult to scale.

It was suggested that perhaps the playwright, Gregory Burke, was developing the artistic aspect of his persona, and had yet to progress to the warrior aspect.

Right now, our analysis indicates that leaders of most organizations have yet to progress to the Formulating stage, which accounts for the high social media failure rate.

White is fourth on the quarterback depth chart; his coaches say he is "making progress," though he has yet to progress onto the field to play an offensive series.

"Frank is still a key player and very important for us," said the Italian, whose contract is due to expire at the end of the season, with talks yet to progress over an extension.

The Portuguese espoused policies of African assimilation, yet obstacles to progress for the Afro-Portuguese and acculturated African elite were more rigidly enforced in the 20th century than they had been in the 19th.

Wasps are not yet guaranteed to progress from the supposedly deathly Pool 5 but they now have a wonderful cushion to take into their home and away games with Bath next month.

Progress is defined here as explaining new phenomena and solving existing problems, yet astrology has failed to progress having only changed little in nearly 2000 years.

Although an acceptable automated cough monitoring system is not yet available this area continues to progress [ 6- 11].

To date, the returning students attended private schools with good reputations; yet they did not appear to progress in the area of writing in the intervening school year.