Sentence examples for Once again, marks from inspiring English sources

But six years on, as the world once again marks International Women's Day, progress in the Court has been painfully slow.

The co-existence of the overall similarity in brain behavior correlation patterns, and the trend-level differences in the strength of correlations contributing to aspects of the overall pattern, once again marks the importance of acknowledging both commonality and heterogeneity within the autism spectrum.

The English presence is once again marked, but the challenge is growing steeper.

I was once again marked as 'the other' in the city where I was born," Hodžić said.

The leader, Mir Hussein Moussavi, called for the "just prosecution of the leaders and the agents of election fraud, torture and killings" but urged his supporters to avoid confrontation as the streets of Tehran were once again marked by a heavy police presence aimed at deflecting any protests associated with the one-year anniversary of the election of June 12.

The following season was once again marked by uncertainty.

The late 1990s have been politically dominated by a joint Labour and Liberal government, but the new millennium is once again marked by religiously influenced political parties.

Once again, she marked herself out as a troublemaker.

Next year, it travels once again to mark Derry's year as UK City of Culture, where it will be staged in a former military accommodation block in the Northern Ireland city.

Image caption At a candle-lit vigil in Kigali, Rwanda's president said the country had become "a family once again", while marking the 25th anniversary of the genocide which killed 800,000 people.

It probably helps Lexus a great deal that the company once again got top marks in a recent J.D. Power survey, this time for long-term reliability.