Sentence examples for yet another problematic from inspiring English sources

"Probably I'll go home tonight and figure out that moment," he said later about yet another problematic juncture in the piece.

Powell will probably be spending a lot more time with yet another longtime coddler of terrorists, Yasir Arafat, and with yet another problematic general, Ariel Sharon.

There was yet another problematic incident that took place during Romney's tenure as ward bishop, in 1984, involving another Mormon woman, Peggie Hayes.

In the Trump era, each day inevitably brings a bout of disingenuous outrage, whether it be conservatives getting mad about Michelle Wolf's joke about Sarah Huckabee Sanders's "smoky eye" or an outcry over yet another problematic Kanye West tweet or this week's Roseanne debacle.

13 Löfgren et al 10 revealed yet another problematic issue for physicians (n=5455), deciding optimal duration and degree of sick leave and that this varied much with type of specialty/work clinic.

Instead, we get yet another production of her problematic study of sexual politics.

It seems like every time I turn on my television, open a newspaper, or go online, I'm hit with yet another story about a secret, problematic pattern of sexual misbehavior and/or multiple infidelities acted out by a major politician, sports star, actor, religious leader, teacher, coach or whomever.

The barely humorous comment was, on its surface, yet another example of a black man defending another problematic black man from backlash by pulling the race card.

Then, in June of 2001, came yet another version -- one potentially far more problematic for the railroad.

The player will still need some persuasion to move and his wage demands could yet prove problematic in negotiations with West Ham, where Sam Allardyce hopes to pair the player with the club's record signing, Andy Carroll.

Wilkes thinks that "whenever we are examining the ranges of concepts that do not pick on natural kinds, the problem of deciding what is or what is not 'relevant' to the success of the thought experiment is yet more problematic than the same question as it arises in science; and, unlike the scientific problem, it may not even have an answer in principle".