Sentence examples for achieving yet again from inspiring English sources

Doug Jones, I would love to meet you one day, to thank you for achieving – yet again – what was deemed as the impossible.

"Have we achieved everything we want to achieve yet?

It has not been achieved yet.

More than that, Mr. Rangel said, he wanted to try yet again to achieve what had eluded blacks and Latinos in New York over the last 25 years: the formation of a political coalition to ensure the election of minority politician to high office.

Our nation is now in danger of abandoning DACA and failing yet again to achieve comprehensive immigration reform.

This week has shown yet again what humankind can achieve with commitment, drive and the passion to explore.

Some may prematurely celebrate, yet again, the death of political Islam, arguing that Tunisians achieved through the ballot box what Egyptians achieved through a popular coup, rejecting the Brotherhood and its cousin-like movements once and for all.

"This diverse and vibrant workforce is vital to achieving the President's goal of doubling electricity generation from renewable sources yet again by 2020," said Moniz.

"This report yet again shows it isn't just cruel but doesn't even achieve what it set out to.

"This report yet again shows it isn't just cruel, but doesn't even achieve what it set out to.

Yet again, time is of the essence, as experience demonstrates that rapid ART scale-up achieves far greater health gains [ 9, 11].