Sentence examples for yet again prove from inspiring English sources

Cutting a new country out of Britain could yet again prove much easier politically, than it is in financial or economic terms.*N.*N

If NATO needs his help in finding a way out of this war too, he may yet again prove too necessary to bring to justice.

It will, yet again, prove to be an embarrassment for America's oldest ally in the region.The country likes to think of itself as a civilised and sophisticated society.

Since Mr. Olmert has been investigated several times before and proven himself to be a highly skilled political survivor — a Houdini, in the words of a senior official who spoke on condition of anonymity — his political obituary may yet again prove premature.

Their accomplishment has huge implications, not only does it yet again prove an aspect of Einstein's theories, it recreates a "process that was important in the first 100 seconds of the universe and that is also seen in gamma ray bursts, which are the biggest explosions in the universe," said Imperial.

Keep Slade: Merry Xmas Everybody yet again proves Noddy Holder's genius.

He yet again proves himself among our top-ranking actors.

Darwin is yet again proving a source of inspiration.

Mr. Adès yet again proved his musical prowess in two Carnegie Hall appearances as a pianist, composer and conductor.

Now, five years later, the no wheel has turned yet again, proving that Reagan's original phrase is endlessly adaptable to changing political circumstances.

Matt Prior yet again proved invaluable to England with another perfectly judged half-century as the tourists jockeyed for an advantage at the Basin Reserve.