Sentence examples for yet another measure from inspiring English sources

Yet another measure of her power?

Yet another measure of freedom is economic freedom.

Shortly after 8 a.m., the Fed announced yet another measure meant to unlock the struggling credit markets.

The conflicting signals were yet another measure of the unsettled state of politics in Pakistan as General Musharraf and Ms. Bhutto tussled for a share of power.

In yet another measure, Carney also signalled support for taking action to restrict ammunition clips, reducing the number of bullets to single figures, making mass killings more difficult.

From 19 March there will also be yet another measure of inflation published – the RPIJ, which is more aligned with the way inflation is calculated internationally.

Yet on another measure of public opinion, economic competency, its ratings are dismal.

When I get hold of the shop it turns out my test bike wasn't registered so after a certain amount of miles the electricity cuts out as yet another security measure.

It was no longer ordinary people who should be served their just desserts: it was the government that introduced yet another austerity measure on ordinary people, who must reap what they sowed.

New, special elections are expected in as many as nine Senate districts (six of which are now held by Republicans) as part of the largest recall effort against state lawmakers in Wisconsin's history — an effort that grew out of yet another controversial measure Republicans pushed through this spring, a sharp reduction to collective bargaining rights for public workers.

Yet another global measure has named New Zealand house prices as the most explosive in the world.