Sentence examples for yet again just from inspiring English sources
She's eternally surprised and perplexed when she finds out yet again just how special she is.
And yet again, just by turning up to a debate with the DPM, he wins.
Yet again, just as the sector appeared to be finally recovering from the great crash, the momentum has tailed off.
As a member of the Inclusive Prosperity Commission chaired by Lawrence Summers and Ed Balls, I've been reminded yet again just how different the Australian experience was during the GFC.
While reasonable people can have different opinions about an issue as complex as "education reform," we are left to wonder, yet again, just who are some of those "public servants" are actually advocating for?
In other words, this dose of monetary medicine may not turn out to be the one that stirs revival and creates jobs; it may, yet again, just be enough to preserve stability in the face of deep global trade imbalances.
Change will probably come about, he thinks, if the GOP lost not just the White House yet again, but control of Congress.
Amazingly, we keep buying into Wall Street's latest vampiric practices only to learn, yet again, that just the insiders get rich.
11.15pm: McDowell has - yet again - just holed another medium-range putt to save a half.
He had also begun directing Cleopatra (1963) for Fox when Zanuck fired him yet again, after just six days of shooting, replacing him with Joseph L. Mankiewicz.
With that goal in mind, the Orioles may have raised their offer to Palmeiro yet again, having just gone from $45 million to $50 million, including $2 million a year deferred without interest.
