Sentence examples for yet again we have from inspiring English sources

And yet again we have met them with an emotional response based on the horror deliberately generated by their acts.

Yet again we have a government quality initiative that is useful and reasonable, yet somehow misses the point.

Yet again we have another example of how painful it can be when the cold, hard facts of arithmetic smash against the complex, emotional issues of money.

Yet again, we have the great and the good telling us how appalling, as a nation, we are at foreign languages.

We have always said that it was ridiculous to say that our schemes amounted to forced labour, and yet again we have won this argument.

Duncan Smith said: "We have always said that it was ridiculous to claim that our schemes amounted to forced labour, and yet again we have won this argument".

She added: "Yet again we've been let down".

When we're being told off, we feel terrible that yet again we've done what we've been told not to.

Yet again we've had full television schedules and people offering up operas, reality TV formats and sculptures to keep us entertained between chores.

Yet again, we've been lured into the tent with promises of a free show, and then, once engaged and comfortable, hit up for an admission fee.

Yet again, we've seen that no significant global agreement is possible with the support or acceptance of the BRICSAM countries and developing countries.