Sentence examples for yet another survey from inspiring English sources

So yet another survey has been published bemoaning the fact that children cost us an absolute mint.

Just when you thought that the omnipresent TIM and NINA ZAGAT, the restaurant-rating couple, could not possibly be more ubiquitous, their 25-year-old son, TED ZAGAT, has arrived with yet another survey.

Consider yet another survey from Gallup, released on Thursday, which examined the ideological views of about a thousand people, who were roughly equally divided between Democrats, Republicans, and independents.

Yet another survey used remotely operated deep-sea vehicles to tally organisms, many of them smaller than 1 millimeter, at the bottom of the deep ocean.

Yet another survey found that the nutritional status of children had severely deteriorated; as much as 16.7% is acutely malnourished, far exceeding the high alert levels.

Yet another survey from Britain's Sleep Council found that people who earned upwards of $116,000 a year were 20percentt more likely to get adequate sleep on any given evening than lower wage earners, regardless of all other factors.

Though this survey did not ask about Trident, yet another YouGov survey for the Times has found only 25% in favour of full Trident replacement and another 25% opposed to any UK nuclear weapons, with 31% favouring a less powerful and less expensive replacement system.

Still, critics will no doubt question whether New York needs yet another giant survey of contemporary art.

In yet another Rasmussen survey, he was at fifty per cent and Romney was at forty-seven per cent.

And yet, another PMA survey showed the effect of duty increases is dwarfed by the impact of cheap supermarket pricing and soaring utilities costs.

NOT that anyone except the curators felt there was a pressing need for yet another art survey, but the first Triennial of the International Center of Photography is at least that rare case: an instructive, topical show.