Sentence examples similar to caught yet again from inspiring English sources

The Fisheries Service issued an emergency rule in November cutting back catches yet again - the latest in a long string of government and industry attempts to remedy an increasingly bad situation.

For those who could be caught - yet again - in the crossfire, it could be a very dangerous situation indeed.

Which boils down to Redmond is having to play catch up yet again.

When technology catches up yet again to the pen, the pen will be ready.

Inner cities are playing catch up, yet again.

Black Swan interns sue studio – The Guardian A news story recently caught my attention, yet again casting the spotlight on the issue of unpaid internships.

Yet again, caught in the old Lib Dem dilemma, Clegg fails to make up his mind about which vote he is really aiming for.

Because "The Great Gatsby" has yet again caught Hollywood's wandering eye, this last piece has received the most attention and sparked the most debate.

After three days of combat in which a handful of highly trained and motivated gunmen held off against massively superior Indian forces before being at last overwhelmed, what India wants to know is how its security forces could have been caught so flat-footed yet again, when they should have been at the highest state of vigilance after a series of murderous attacks around the country this year.

In news that just broke yesterday, Cain was caught flaunting his bigotry yet again.

Were Jack Straw to stick to his guns and revive the duel, this bloody etiquette could yet again catch on.