Sentence examples similar to representatives yet again from inspiring English sources
So this means that if the allegations turn out to be correct, Mercer's constituents in Newark will have to put up with having an MP whose standards have fallen way below those expected of our elected representatives and yet again they can do nothing about it.
Example: the Green Bean, yet again.
Yet again, the National Museums representative rose to invoke their "pre-emption right".
The Paris attacks led to calls yet again for a genuinely representative Islamic authority - similar to France's Jewish institutions.
But yet again, neither does this apply to all tetraconate representatives (e.g. [ 16, 57]), nor does it hold for the studied euchelicerates [ 19, 58] and apparently also not for myriapods [ 9, 14].
But there is one taboo subject, always on the minds of voters, that came up yet again in Mrs. Clinton's debate with Representative Rick A. Lazio on Sunday.
We see that the published model emerged through a cycle of falsification, although here it is the model that falsifies the interpretation of population-averaged data, reminding us yet again that the mean may not be representative of the distribution.
"Yet again Whitehall dogmatists have failed to listen to local people and their elected representatives," he says.
With the House of Representatives yet again voting to scale back President Obama's signature health-care law, the president made a case for the law in an East Room ceremony.
Even as it is, the situation in Washington is bad enough, as the re-elected Obama faces a bitterly hostile House of Representatives, yet again a dismal reflection of the American political system.
