Sentence examples for yet another use from inspiring English sources

That Prozac and its chemical cousins appear to have yet another use is a fact.

There's yet another use for marijuana: It may help to heal broken bones, according to a new study.

On Wednesday, the City Council will vote on a zoning framework to put the same land to yet another use, a million-square-foot development with about 730 apartments, half of which would be rented to low-income families.

On Friday at Carnegie, the Philharmonic found yet another use: to frame the pending arrival of its next music director, the 41-year-old American Alan Gilbert, as a sort of second coming in the position still identified most closely with Bernstein, who held it from 1958 to 1969.

The seminal fluid from salmon a delicacy in Japan appears to have yet another use besides fertilizing fish eggs.

Here's yet another use for a global positioning system: a watch that golfers can wear to measure the length of a drive and the distance from the ball to the pin.

Yet another used taxpayer funds to finance "a restaurant, a health food store, and a private school".

Jean-Paul notes that it is yet "another mineral that we use on our furniture and decorative wall panels.

Trading grazing rights to non-members of the GRs (mostly Somali camel herders) was yet another land use innovation that began in 2001.

On first read, the future Justin Bieber card strikes me as yet another cynical use of the term "financial literacy" to promote a less than needed product.

And adding drops of the pure oils to your favorite beauty products is yet another brilliant use.