Sentence examples for again be given from inspiring English sources

Consideration may again be given to all the sentences in (5) that contain no more quantifiers.

"Against the background of the national debt... consideration will again be given to some form of rationalisation between county councils and districts and boroughs".

England head coach Gary Street immediately looked ahead to the summer tour to New Zealand in July, when he will once again be given his full choice of players after the Sevens World Cup in Moscow.

Ferguson talked of trusting his players - Rafael will again be given the task of subduing Ronaldo - but there was also an open acceptance that he expects United to concede to Real and negate Danny Welbeck's goal in 1-1 draw in the Bernabeu.

Immediately after World War II, Zaolzie was returned to Czechoslovakia within its 1920 borders, although local Poles hoped it would again be given to Poland.

Jardine's captaincy in 1931 left critics unimpressed and C. Stewart Caine, the editor of Wisden, wrote that "the impression appears to be widely entertained that Chapman, were he in [batting] form, would again be given charge of the [England] team".

Emmeline Pankhurst is again being given the oxygen of publicity (Pass notes, G2, 24 February).

Has the magic pen ever again been given to a mortal?

We've once again been given a set of incredibly talented players who were swayed by avarice and greed, wanting to earn the quick buck.

City, once again, were given the worst draw of all the English clubs, but none of their opponents, starting with Juventus on Tuesday, are playing strongly.

'For the biggest fashion issue of the year, the cover has, yet again, been given over to Moss,' she wrote in the Daily Telegraph last week.