Sentence examples for yet again, simply from inspiring English sources

The party – renamed yet again, simply as Die Linke, a designation which was in itself of course a provocation of the Social Democrats – finally entered a number of western state parliaments which had always remained beyond the reach of the PDS.

But yet again Keegan simply got on with the task of harassing defenders and scoring lots of goals.

As the net-neutrality rules prevent that from happening, they will have to be revised yet again or simply ignored.

And, although it doesn't absolve him of his responsibility to account for his actions, Greg Mortenson gets my gratitude for teaching me this yet again, and -- simply because he is human -- he gets my compassion.

On Louis C.K.'s cropping up yet again, Dworman simply said that he stands by the opinions he expressed in an interview he did with The Hollywood Reporter last month.

Yet again they simply refer everything to the ECOFIN, which has proved over the last few years to be more of a stumbling-block than a stimulus.

For many, the pain of watching Sunderland stumble yet again must have been simply too much but those early leavers missed out on some exquisite football from Arsenal and Alexis Sánchez in particular.

Mr. McCain yet again suggested that Mr. Obama simply would not be able to find his way through this dangerous world.

As Dion has proved yet again this week, he is simply unable to get his message across effectively.

But two weeks ago she and her family had to leave yet again - the host family simply didn't have enough to feed everyone.

After every election, voters discover yet again that political "leaders" are simply quarreling in a never-ending battle between the two warring tribes, the Republicans and Democrats.