Sentence examples for supported yet another from inspiring English sources

Although research by the economists Joel Slemrod and Matthew Shapiro in 2003 found that the 2001 rebate had minimal stimulative effect, Mr. Bush supported yet another rebate in 2008 of $300 to $1,200, depending on one's income and filing status, to counteract the recession that began in December 2007.

The pro-market reform Yabloko Party supports yet another Glinka song -- the "Slavsya" march -- while its allies in the Union of Rightist Forces have yet to state their preference.

Mr. Kondo and more than a dozen other voters said in interviews here that they were leery of supporting yet another untried newcomer.

However, in a country where the average income is less than a dollar a day, supporting yet another child can be a frightening prospect.

We also need to pressure multinational corporations like Nike to pay workers a living wage and shame President Obama for supporting yet another destructive trade deal.

Few quibble with the notion that certain ministers should be entitled to safe and convenient official residences; it is making money by renting out their own properties while asking the taxpayer to support yet another residence that raises hackles.

IF there were any doubts that big beef was making a comeback on Long Island or that northern Nassau could support yet another steakhouse, the opening of Morton's of Chicago in Great Neck has put them to rest.

So perhaps Obama has little choice but to appeal to American's sense of national pride when asking them to support yet another military engagement in a nation where so much American blood has already been spilled.

Part of me is frustrated that we'll all have to buy new gadgets to support yet another wireless data transmission system; but part of me is also pretty keen to stop searching for USB cables that I seem to keep losing.

This year Lucky and I came out to support yet another local animal shelter, Summit County's very own Friends of Animals Rescue located right in Park City.

Do you ever find yourself tiring of being asked to support yet another cause or thinking when will enough be enough?