The phrase "all over again yet" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where someone is asking if something is happening again or if a situation is repeating itself, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "Are we really going to have to start this project all over again yet?"
Alternatives: "once again" or "all over again".
The media has shared this story over and over again, yet the core message seems to get muddled.
What judge would ever hear the testimony of five police officers repeating the same story five times over again, yet make a finding that the defendant with drugs in his car was more honest or credible than the officers?
"[Gibson], by all accounts, is a terrible guy over and over again, yet continues to get opportunities in our industry, some of which seem to play off his bad boy persona," Bob-Waksberg says.
"Only the paranoid survive" is a sound bite we use over and over again yet it doesn't adequately capture the more well-rounded ethos of leadership that Grove and Intel embodied.
By this point, a lot of acts are falling into a routine and writing the same things over and over again, yet Sugarland's music seems to be progressing.
Indeed, the senator went on to say, "Many of the mistakes that President Nixon made are being made all over again".Yet, ironically, it is the example of the Nixon debacle that may come to Mr Clinton's rescue.
She had survived so much: the Nazi's and concentration camp, losing all her family, the communists, starting all over yet again in the US with no family of her own.
"Let us be frank, we have been coming to the G8, G7 and and G20 and talking about this issue over and over again, and yet the body count has piled up, the migration issue has got worse and the terrorism situation has deteriorated.
It is as if he is a rookie all over again this year, yet, he is much more.
Crawley Town manager Richie Barker told BBC Surrey: "I thought it had 0-0 written all over it, but yet again individual errors.
