JUST NOT YET

Definition: Indicating that something is not happening or will not happen at the present time, but may occur in the future.

Synonyms: Soon, In Time, Eventually, Afterward, Later On

Usage Examples in Sentences

#1
I want to play with the new toy, but it's just not yet time.
#2
She is eager to ride her bike, but she's just not yet tall enough.
#3
He dreams of driving a car, but he's just not yet old enough.
#4
The teacher introduces multiplication, but we're just not yet learning that in class.
#5
He's excited to join the soccer team, but the season is just not yet starting.
#6
The astronaut is training to go to space, but the mission is just not yet planned.
#7
Despite her talent, securing a leading role in a movie is a dream just not yet realized.
#8
Becoming a published author is a lifelong ambition that remains just not yet fulfilled.
#9
Achieving work-life balance is a priority, but it's a delicate equilibrium just not yet attained.
#10
He dreams of starting his own business, but just not yet.
#11
Just not yet have I decided on a date for the trip.
#12
The renovations will be completed, just not yet.
#13
I am ready for a new challenge, just not yet sure which one.
#14
We plan to expand our team, just not yet this quarter.
#15
He is ready to take on more responsibilities, just not yet.
#16
Just not yet, she plans to travel around the world.
#17
The cake looks delicious, but just not yet, I'm on a diet.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Thank you for considering my proposal for the new marketing campaign. Have you had a chance to review it?B: Yes, I have. Your ideas are creative, but I think we need to wait a bit before implementing them.A: I understand. Is there a specific timeline you have in mind?B: Not at the moment. Let's revisit this in a couple of months and see where we stand.A: Alright, I'll mark it on my calendar. Thanks for the update.
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