Sentence examples for yet another subject from inspiring English sources

The deaths of the foreign journalists became yet another subject of videotaped missives to the world.

Recently, he and Bettencourt, led by this impatience, began exploring yet another subject: the corporation.

It would oblige me to change my views on yet another subject.

He seems to have hit on yet another subject that's both idiosyncratic and rich with racial subtext.

Toulmin was made director at the Nuffield Foundation's unit for history of ideas in 1960, and was disappointed to find this yet another subject area belittled by the British philosophical establishment.

Yet another subject related to computational complexity theory is algorithmic analysis (e.g. Knuth (1973), Cormen, Leiserson, and Rivest 2005).

At least that's the conclusion of yet another study on the subject, out yesterday from Janet Rosenbaum of Johns Hopkins.

So yet another study on the subject is likely to be greeted with a yawn; but that would be a pity.

In yet another study, racially diverse subjects who had trouble communicating with each other electronically -- a manipulation to make communication cognitively difficult -- had less interest in future interactions, compared to those with smooth interaction.

Goodwill is yet another accounting issue subject to widely varying opinion.

One thing women don't want, I can assure you from having talked to hundreds of them on the subject, is yet another photo study of a woman's soft belly or her ecstatic face as seen through the lens of what old-time feminists call "the male gaze".