Sentence examples for yet again led from inspiring English sources

North Korea's fourth test of nuclear device has yet again led to finger-pointing over who failed to restrain the Stalinist state in its quest for nuclear mastery.

LONDON — "He's our genius," said Dani Alves, nearly at a loss for words after a game in which Lionel Messi — yet again — led Barcelona to a crucial victory by impishly, instinctively, extraordinarily scoring the first of his two goals to break Arsenal in the Champions League.

Connected homes will likely dominate the show yet again, led by the explosive popularity of Alexa and Google Assistant.

But things going wrong yet again led to a lot of right things for Hawaii in the form of multiple location shoots for Jurassic World.

Despite his low hitting numbers, he did lead the league in games played with 116, bases on balls with 75, and yet again, led his position in assists, double plays, and for the fifth and last time, fielding percentage.

We say to the government, yet again, take a lead from these businesses and invest in our steel makers".

Yet again, he led the team to the AFC Championship game, where they lost for the second straight year, but he performed better than the previous year, throwing five touchdowns and just one interception over three games after an 11-5 regular season.

Yet again, the Mets led Philadelphia entering the late innings.

Alas, the marketer is yet again left with a complete lack of actionable data with which to lead a campaign.

Yet in defining more broadly the problem, Lacks again leads readers back to informed consent as the solution.

Lots of people are saying that the championship is all but over after last week's race, where Casey Stoner came off and Valentino Rossi won yet again to extend his lead in the standings to 75 points.