Sentence examples for which yet again from inspiring English sources

But these hopeful signs were accompanied by a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv and an Israeli incursion in Gaza, which yet again left noncombatants dead on both sides.

Knight's crude language, abusive behavior and questionable motivational tactics (he once placed a tampon in a player's locker) obviously no longer works at Indiana, which yet again failed to make the Final Four.

Despite a 2002 "ceasefire", more than 3,400 people have died in fighting this year.The opposition in Bangladesh called off its latest strike and blockade, which yet again had brought the capital, Dhaka, to a standstill in protest at alleged efforts to rig the election due in January.

After the panicked bailing out of Wall Street, laissez faire once again seems less than wholly attractive, though there are still those each week who write letters to the Financial Times deploring the way in which, yet again, the resources of the state have been mobilised to save the practitioners of contemporary capitalism from their own follies.

The massively successful Wii, which yet again widened the mass appeal of gaming, was a product of his remarkable ability to think laterally, and Super Mario Galaxy 2 – the latest instalment of the Mario franchise, which has outsold any other franchise in the history of the games industry – won him yet more awards.

Also of not is the study's breakdown of global data to the city level, which yet again found that the fastest six cities are located in South Korea.

He also chaired meetings of his company, and gave newspaper interviews in which he yet again berated Londoners for being slow moving.

In the judges' round, he scored a measly seven points, which proves yet again that Europeans are hopelessly prejudiced against vampires of any kind.

His frustration is shared by many passionate fans in a country which failed, yet again, to qualify for the 2014 World Cup Finals.The Chinese game has been mired in corruption, but the authorities say they are cleaning things up.

An opinion poll on May 10th put it almost four points ahead of Mr Letta's centre-left Democratic Party, which is yet again in disarray.Whenever Mr Berlusconi needs an excuse for bringing down the government, moreover, he has one.

Recently, we have seen another definitive biography: The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe by J Randy Taraborrelli, as well as in September The Final Years of Marilyn Monroe by Keith Badman which picks, yet again, over the cause of her death.