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 This principle can be stated ... more briefly still.
 Here ... still another problem arises, P.
 This phenomenon ... has no name yet/ is yet largely ignored.
... has not yet been investigated.
 Experimental confirmation ... of this idea has yet to be achieved.
 This impact ... has yet to dissipate.
•  As yet … only partial results have been published.
 These potentialities ... are as yet in the initial stages of exploitation.
 There is as yet ... no substitute for P.
 Astrophysicists ... do not yet have measurement of P.
 There are questions ... not yet accurately formulated about P.
 The function of P ... has not yet been established.
 Yet this knowledge ... has sharp limits.
2.1.8 Emphatic quantifiers

•  As we have stressed all along, ... P is all that is available/ is not at all clear.
 They ... all are Р/ are all Р/ are all aware of P.
 Numerous attempts, ... all unsuccessful, were made to derive P from Q.
 We still lack ... the most elementary information of all, P.
 These phenomena ... are not in accord with any classical theory.
 All markets ... work in basically the same way in any economy.
 This idea ... can be generalized to apply to any productive resources.
 Mathematicians ... do not so far seem to have made any progress in P.
 F and S ... both have written extensively in this field.
 This relationship ... has been studied by both economists and lawyers.
 This book ... should be of interest to both lay people and professionals.
 In [NN], ... P is discussed with both clarity and accuracy.
 This theory ... portrays electrons as both particles and waves.
 P ... is both possible and desirable.
 We ... cannot identify Q from this evidence alone.
 Crystallography alone ... cannot furnish Р/ does not give us P.
 No single topic in economics ... generates more controversy than P.
 There is no single inventory ... for P.
 F's influence ... has been the result of a single book.
•  Wing engineering ... proves to be every bit as fascinating as we have hoped.
 These things ... are just pushed a bit further into the background.
 It seems a bit artificial ... to restrict P to Q.
 Some evidence/ This view ... suggests that Р/ needs some revision.
 It was assumed that P, … but some probing proved otherwise.
•  These procedures ... are approximately/ essentially/ exactly the same.
... are roughly/ just/ everywhere the same.
... remain the same/ work in basically the same way.
... embody the same relation/ use the same generation of software.
... apply the same rules/ follow the same rule.
 This notion ... refers to a whole set of theories/ changes the whole picture.
 I shall explore ... how these assumptions fit into the model as a whole.