Sentence examples for is yet another indication of from inspiring English sources
"Today's report is yet another indication of Iran's failure to live up to its international obligations," a senior administration official told reporters.
It is yet another indication of how conspicuously inconspicuous Mrs. Bush has been, a decision that family friends say is deliberate.
In any event, the incident is yet another indication of the intense degree of personal rancor and dysfunction prevailing at the top of the GOI.
The dumping of Adrian Piccoli as education minister by the new premier of NSW, Gladys Berejiklian, is yet another indication of the how the interests of public schools come last with current Australian conservative leaders.
For dozens of high-profile intelligence officials to rebuke their own party's nominee with the general election officially underway is yet another indication of the unprecedented nature of Trump's candidacy.
Kevin Nix, a spokesman for Marylanders for Marriage Equality, described himself as "cautiously optimistic" about the situation in Maryland, saying the latest poll "is yet another indication of our momentum, particularly among African-American voters".
That's the real concern here: the fact that Romney has apparently shown little interest in foreign policy, or at least in getting past the Not-Obama stage of foreign-policy thinking, is yet another indication, on top of his repudiation of his record in Massachusetts, that politics is ultimately his first priority, not governing.
The fact that human GPCRs are the target for a vast number of drugs is yet another indication for their importance [43].
The decision was yet another indication of the influence of President Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court, Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, who joined the court in April.
And the sessions were yet another indication of the mounting impact on Washington of Enron's collapse, the largest corporate bankruptcy in history.
