Sentence examples for they would yet again from inspiring English sources

"In court today, sitting there and watching defendant after defendant after defendant stand and say they would yet again sacrifice years of their lives so Mr. Mullet would not have to be punished, proved the court judge was absolutely right in characterizing Mr. Mullet's control over these people," Mr. Dettelbach said.

All day there had been anxiety that disappointment would yet again fall upon the Brentford faithful.

As the 1984 Australian Open developed it looked inevitable that the two would yet again renew acquaintances in the final.

At best it is naive and at worst it would yet again let the shooting lobby off the hook.

A former French finance minister, Pierre Moscovici, was given the economics portfolio just as his successor announced that France would yet again miss its budget-deficit targets.

For a moment it seemed the recompense the younger Mr. Goldin hungered for would yet again elude him; that "Wonderful World" would go the way of so many previous projects.

The idea that Cablevision would, yet again, raise cable rates and ticket prices to capitalize a project it doesn't belong in -- and would likely mismanage -- is just dreadful.

There were groans from the fans when Marvel announced last year that its new Spider-Man reboot would yet again be telling the story of how the young, white Peter Parker was bitten by a radioactive spider, when it might instead have used the opportunity to bring Miles Morales, the black Spider-Man from the comic books, to the screen.

Now the pair is back with a proposal that would (yet again) go straight to a floor vote and would (yet again) mean no coverage for tens of millions.

Yep, our highest court is actually considering a radical "Citizens United 2" that would yet again slash our already-shredded campaign finance laws.

At all events, the error would, yet again, tend more towards overestimating exposure and, by extension, underestimating the effect.