Sentence examples for yet again evidence from inspiring English sources

"While those featured as part of the campaign are suspected of being in Spain, the fact McDermott was picked up in Ghana is yet again evidence that no matter where fugitives are they will be found".

But will ideology, yet again, trump evidence?

But yet again, new evidence shows the concern is unfounded.

What I've described here is yet again further evidence for nothing other than the basic stupidity underscoring test-driven education.

The effect of shear stress is to disrupt the largest aggregates reducing their volume to 88% (from 98%) and yielding significant increases in both the first two peaks but yet again no evidence of sub 0.8 µm material which would be typical of cell debris.

It is obscene to make them relive childhood tortures yet again unless other evidence is looked at too.

Robbie Silverman, senior tax adviser at Oxfam said: "Yet again we have evidence of a massive systematic abuse of the global tax system.

Soon after, Mr. Youssef decided to yet again turn state's evidence.

That it was not better known internationally is evidence, yet again, of how poorly contemporary classical music, like contemporary poetry, travels.

That was evidenced yet again with Scarborough's interview, or shall I say mocking session, with Bugliosi.

It was further alleged that he was a large-scale drugs dealer, but yet again not a shred of evidence was provided to substantiate these allegations.