Sentence examples for undergo yet from inspiring English sources

Now, at age 66, I will undergo yet another surgery trying to diminish what that fire did to my body.

The announcement was overshadowed by the news that Joe Namath, their star quarterback, would undergo yet another knee operation.

Kanye West's new album could be about to undergo yet another name change based on which option the fans prefer.

What is the point in forcing someone who is blind, deaf or who has been confined to a wheelchair all their lives to undergo yet more bureaucracy just to prove that they are in fact disabled and that their impairments are likely to change.

Steven J. Rosenstone, dean of the college of liberal arts at the University of Minnesota and author of a 1996 book, "Third Parties in America," said that with or without Mr. Buchanan, the Reform Party might undergo yet another metamorphosis over the next four years in an effort to gain ground.

But while he agreed with the principle, he refused to go along, mainly because we would have to undergo yet another exam, and it would cost $150 a year more, or $3,000 over the 20-year life of the policies.

The reality is that baseball is undergoing yet another talent drought.

That is not, he quickly emphasises, an argument for it undergoing yet another major reorganisation.

They have been forced to do so because coal and manufacturing have undergone yet another contraction, perhaps a final one.

The company's online properties also continue to struggle and are undergoing yet another overhaul, writes Brooks Barnes.

But The New York Post is undergoing yet another transformation in its quest to crush its chief competitor, The Daily News -- to "eat their lunch," as its new editor, Col Allan, says.