Sentence examples for must be yet from inspiring English sources

At first, I thought it must be yet another example of crypto-protection for the domestic US haggis industry.

(The deal that his new friend President Xi struck with former President Obama last September must be yet another thing that escaped Trump's attention).

As they reach adulthood, and come to understand the British government has for decades actively colluded with the regimes in Riyadh and Islamabad that sponsor Islamist terror groups, they must be yet more perplexed.

Warner will be joined on the flight home to Sydney by Mitchell Starc, who has become the latest Australian bowler to suffer from back pain – which must be yet another worry less than three months before the start of the return Ashes series in Brisbane in late November.

Therefore, there must be yet another species responsible for the strong absorption at ~1820 cm -1.

This suggest that there must be yet another reason that the estimated mean heritability for Method 4 falls below the minimum expected true heritability estimated assuming that the genotypes are correlated.

He maintained that "this is an era of the biological scientist, but our education and research systems must be flexible yet robust and innovative yet traditionalist to deal with this exciting--but at the same time unsettling--environment".

Because it is the first to study the sources, it must be comprehensive, yet not so as to crush the human being at its heart.

Surely there must be some yet to be revealed master plan.

It must be light, yet sturdy and strong, so that the performer can thrust it dramatically in the air.

The awful anniversary is upon us once more, which means that somebody must be looking yet again at the assassination of John F. Kennedy.