Sentence examples similar to had been yet again from inspiring English sources

Have been yet again their most assiduous pupil.

Colindale itself has been, yet again, indispensable for my current project, a multi-volume history of post-war Britain.

BMFS president Tim Overton, BMFS president, said: "It is gratifying to see that there has been, yet again, a drop in the overall maternal mortality rate.

"The problem we have here is yet again we are being told one thing in public when the SNP knows something else is the case in private".

But, by that time, teachers had been humiliated yet again.

But they were unimpressed by the fact that the timing of the cycle had been changed yet again.

After the findings were published in the journal Science in 2005, many scientists believed that the bird had been rediscovered yet again.

Some of Cahill's earlier handiwork had been toppled yet again, and he realized with embarrassment that his efforts had been slapdash.

For Grace Jackson, who won a silver medal in the 200m at the 1988 Olympic Games, the appeal and importance of Champs had been revealed yet again.

And then one day, during a conversation with his wife about how she had been outbid, yet again, on eBay at the last minute, Smith had a "eureka moment".

Baroness Lawrence said she is "yet again having to fight for something that should have happened over 20 years ago".