Sentence examples for yet another trouble from inspiring English sources
Yet another trouble spot was the testimony of Dr. Shiping Bao, the medical examiner who performed the autopsy on Mr. Martin.
New York City's trash disposal system, a creaking industrial giant even in the best of times, is emerging as yet another trouble hotspot -- political, logistical and financial -- for a new mayor and a city that seem to have troubles enough as it is.
"Next time I start a novel, I do not want to have qualms, fearing this or that topic might cause me yet another trouble," she says, adding that she is "much more daring" in her fiction than in her daily life: "While I am writing the urge to go on with the story outweighs any other concern that might cross my mind".
Yet another troubling aspect of the show is that there can be a wait of as much as an hour between the time the teams plate their food and serve it.
Yet another troubling aspect of the Rohingya story, according to a recent U.N. survey released even before the current convulsion of refugees, is that "more than half of Rohingya Muslim girls who fled violence in western Myanmar [earlier] ended up becoming child brides".
In yet another troubling reminder of the hazards that plastic products can pose to marine life, an aquarium in South Africa has shared a video online that shows a plastic bag and other trash being removed from a sea turtle's throat.
Moreover, it acts as yet another amplifier when trouble does hit.
All of this means that the country needs to brace for yet another round of trouble: a potentially sharp increase in corporate bankruptcies.
Opera lovers have been on the edge of their proverbial seats waiting to hear the latest about yet another company having trouble.
This would be yet another example of troubles being faced by technology trade publishing houses to stay independent in the face of declining advertising revenues.
Amid all the possible permutations, though, it is impossible not to feel for the luckless Sheridan, ruled out by yet another bout of shoulder trouble.
