Sentence examples for yet understood to be from inspiring English sources

Under Philip the Fair and his sons, however, these convocations were not yet understood to be representative of the estates of society; only when Philip V began to summon northern and southern men separately to deliberate on fiscal matters were the estates (which made up the Estates-General) in any way anticipated.

Sony Music and Warner Music, the remaining two majors, are also in talks with Google, although as yet neither are understood to be close to signing up.

Higher-level phenotypes such as transmissibility, that integrate phenomena at a range of scales, are not yet sufficiently well understood to be reasonable targets for computational predictions.

Yet his comments were widely understood to be a grave warning to the Islamist group.

Although no deal is understood to be agreed yet, Le Guen is Murray's favoured option.

Yet Sisi's comments were widely understood to be a grave warning to the Islamist group.

No complaint is yet understood to have been made to the Football Association about Cellino's alleged sexism, however, and the FA is not conducting an investigation.

Neural and genetic programs are not yet understood well enough to be used routinely on space missions, said one astronomer.

The underlying microstructural mechanisms responsible for these improvements are not yet understood, but are observed to be strongly connected to the γRN island or film size.

We did not understand him, because we have yet to be understood.

It does show, however, that the limits of RNA activity have yet to be understood.