Sentence examples for yet another instance from inspiring English sources
THIS fall, science writers have made sport of yet another instance of bad neuroscience.
It seemed like yet another instance of the way the tech industry explodes antiquated business models.
The comment was yet another instance in which Jacobs's blunt talk caused controversy.
To me, his appointment began to seem like yet another instance of jobs for the boys.
The deal is yet another instance of American companies looking for overseas acquisitions to spend money held abroad.
One critic has complained that the bikes are yet another instance of behavioral regimentation by the "totalitarians" in City Hall.
They appeared in that order, yet another instance in which Francona maneuvered his bullpen unencumbered by rigid roles.
This is yet another instance of over-policing in which a situation could have been addressed without an arrest, let alone the use of force.
New or potential smokers will dismiss the warnings in a display of reckless bravado and contempt for yet another instance of patronizing sermon-mongering.
This is yet another instance in a more than 40-year pattern under the Clean Air Act in which old and outdated technology has avoided new environmental standards.
That afternoon, Revis took to Twitter to say he was "speechless" at not being notified, and so began yet another instance of contract tension.
