Sentence examples for yet again next year from inspiring English sources

There is a lure: the international gymnastics federation's code of points is changing yet again next year, putting more emphasis on artistry, which is Liukin's strong point.

Tina Fey, the creator of "30 Rock," which focuses on the backstage action at a comedy series much like "Saturday Night Live," thanked the executives of NBC for keeping the show on the air despite its relatively low viewership and "even though we are so much more expensive than a talk show". But backstage, she discounted the possibility of winning yet again next year.

The agency said it could downgrade France yet again this year or next if efforts at budget consolidation strategy and structural reforms faltered.

Yet again this year, with fishing due to restart on July 1st, they seem to have failed.

With still further revisions, the exam will be offered yet again late this month.

And NATO has made clear yet again this week that its aims go far beyond a simple ceasefire.

Yet again this weekend, "Saturday Night Live" trotted out Alec Baldwin doing a Donald Trump impression for its cold open.

This point was demonstrated yet again last week by the latest figures from the government's citizenship survey.

Naughtie behaviour Today anchor Jim Naughtie popped up in the US yet again last week to wax lyrical about the presidential race.

The letter was referred to yet again this week, when the travel ban came up before a Ninth Circuit panel.

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