Sentence examples for again arising from inspiring English sources

One of the most persistent assertions, again arising from information provided by Mr. Chalabi's Iraqi National Congress, is that Mr. Hijazi was dispatched by Mr. Hussein in 1998 to meet with Osama bin Laden and offer him and his supporters in Al Qaeda a safe haven in Iraq.

After the war, debates again arose regarding the reconstruction of the city.

For those involved, Jewell will be demanding they seize the day because such an opportunity may never again arise.

Often, the connection was made through music, and the voice of the people again arose in unlikely places.

For these Olympics, the question of whether athletes should speak out on political issues has again arisen, a familiar one for Buric.

Under blue sky, with matching seas surrounding and not a human soul for 10 miles, the question once again arose: Might this be Paradise?

While it is no surprise to hear such pragmatism from the coach, it comes as a shock to hear Raducan also accept the opportunity may never again arise.

After the unification of Germany, debate over the council's composition again arose, and Germany, India, and Japan each applied for permanent council seats.

As Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Apollo Global Management finally limp into the stock markets, the question again arises: does it make sense to buy into publicly traded private equity firms?

The need for a major transport link again arose during the Yuan (Mongol) dynasty (1279 1368), because its capital at Dadu Beijingg) required a grain-supply system.

So the question again arises as to whether police methods alone will ever put an end to ETA, if the group can still draw on a reservoir of highly motivated young recruits.