Sentence examples for in yet another example from inspiring English sources
We're trying to find out what [insert name of favourite/most pointlessly disliked player] is doing [down/up] there in yet another example of [pro/anti] [name of club] bias.
In yet another example here of the mishmash of sports cultures, Allen will soon turn pro.
Kicks their ass!" In yet another example, he offered, "Never see ISIS leaders with models.
Karla Taylor extrapolates the frustrations: "In yet another example of the Norman Curse, a miracle shot deprives another Aussie of Green Jacket Glory.
In yet another example of outsourcing, upscale lice consultants are handling a job that anxious, busy parents hesitate to take on themselves.
Volunteers are banned from putting up tents to house the homeless adult and child refugees outside the container camps, in yet another example of the restrictions that serve only to further endanger refugees' lives.
In yet another ominous example, Mother Jones, the liberal nonprofit magazine known for its investigative journalism, spent millions of dollars in legal fees when another billionaire, Frank VanderSloot, sued the company and its reporters over a critical story and some tweets from its editors.
In yet another egregious example of ghostwriting outlined by Rothman, Excepta Medica drafted a study purportedly showing that Risperdal was the established treatment in children and adolescents with severe behavioral disorders and then went looking for some key opinion leaders (KOLs) to attach their names to the article.
In yet another excellent example, BPI was used to study the involvement of the bacterial invasion proteins InlA and InlB in maternofetal transmission of L. monocytogenes (Disson et al., 2008).
In yet another breathtaking example of affirming the consequent, ENCODE makes the reverse claim, and adds all open chromatin regions to the "functional" pile, turning the mostly true statement "most transcription start sites are found within open chromatin regions" into the entirely false statement "most open chromatin regions are functional transcription start sites".
The appearance of a 64-bit chip in a smartphone is, in short, yet another example of how phones and tablets are displacing PCs as the most popular and widely used computing devices.For Apple, which has been the greatest proponent and beneficiary of this trend, being able to brag about the chip in its new iPhone is merely an added bonus.
