Sentence examples for yet again asking from inspiring English sources

The danger for the airlines is that deals made in haste may lock in labor costs that prove to be higher than what a desperate United can ultimately get from its workers, leaving rivals either having to swallow a competitive disadvantage or to go back to the bargaining table yet again, asking for contract amendments.

The following day Emma called her mother, yet again, asking her not to come out.

Now with the current economic crisis in the United States, Bush is yet again asking for unprecedented powers and budget.

Yet again, he asks us to take his word for it.

Have they changed the line-out rules yet again?", he asks, with a hint of sarcasm.

Gurnemanz knows that there are all these agonies to come, and that Amfortas will yet again be asked to reveal the grail".

If the WTO finds against the EU for an unprecedented third time, the EU could tinker with the rules yet again and ask the WTO to repeat the process.

Yet again, parents are asking the question, "What do I tell my children?" after the tragic deaths of Philando Castile, Alton Sterling and five police officers.

Many businesses, often against the advice of the experts they have hired to construct their questionnaires, cannot resist the urge to ask, ask and ask yet again.

With Arsenal set to finish this season empty-handed yet again, Fabregas was asked what Arsene Wenger's team lack to challenge Manchester United and Chelsea for honours.

The budget had been rejected previously, according to school officials, because of community frustration with the school board, lingering resentment about the school superintendent's contract and voter fatigue with having to go to the polls yet again after being asked to vote on three construction referendums in the last 18 months.