Sentence examples for yet working on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "yet working on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is still in the process of completing a task or project. Example: "I have several projects to manage, but I am yet working on the final report for our presentation."
"We are not yet working on a Windows Phone device but the hope is to make one," he noted, adding that while Baidu plans to leave no stone unturned in its strategy, "some stones are proving to be more recalcitrant than others".
But it's not clear whether the company is yet working on any hardware.
The team are unfortunately not yet working on a time-travel device.
We go to lectures and seminars, and we hear things about topics we are not yet working on.
Worse yet, working on the streets not only impairs their education, it exposes these children to predators: traffickers, drug dealers and child sex tourists.
Though Alex Turner's melancholy second band is not yet working on a follow-up, Ford has still been busy with the Puppets - playing drums.
The techniques used to create his Schwarzenegger mice would not yet work on humans.
Blockbuster's streaming service, for instance, does not yet work on the iPhone, which is sold by Apple, with service by AT&T.
Because neither the House nor Senate has passed a bill, the two chambers have not yet worked on reconciling their differences.
This tactic will not yet work on App.net, a fledgling fee-based microblogging service, which so far lacks the number of users for ads in any app to produce much income.
But in at least one case, lawyers say, Judge Sippel disclosed that he had once worked for Husch & Eppenberger but noted that the firm had not yet worked on Monsanto's patent infringement cases against individual farmers.
