Sentence examples for unfortunately yet again from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, yet again we're talking about officials.

"Unfortunately, yet again against Aberdeen we've not got the right decision," McCall told BBC Scotland.

Unfortunately, this proves yet again that Mr. Hayworth isn't focused on solving the big challenges Arizona faces, but instead seems consumed by petty and insulting attacks against Senator McCain.

They all do, however, share a decidedly Western orientation in style, outlook, methodology, and more; seldom are things viewed from the Chinese perspective, and consequently charges of a Eurocentric bias in Chinese philosophy as a field of study are unfortunately not without merit, increasing yet again the problems of interpreting them appropriately.

This has proved to be an impossible task for the whole international community for decades, and since Israelis are not likely to listen to a British prime minister, let alone one departing office; unfortunately for Palestinians it seems that yet again another leader in a far off land will have used them to benefit from their misery.

Unfortunately, despite the extra precautions, J'ouvert was yet again the backdrop for more casualties.

American voters, relieved not to be going to war yet again, might even believe him.Unfortunately, though, the chances are that something will go wrong.

Early voting for the midterms begins today in Texas, and unfortunately many minority, elderly, poor and young voters will be disenfranchised from the process yet again.

Unfortunately for the Central African Republic, the adage that history repeats itself is being proven yet again throughout the bloodstained country. .

Unfortunately, these phrases are becoming more and more familiar to pet parents, as reports of dog theft rose yet again in 2013.

Unfortunately, Charlie Black has reminded us that the fear demons won't be buried but, rather, resurrected -- and, yet again, shoved down our throats.