Sentence examples for again emphasise that from inspiring English sources
I would like to again emphasise that we do not rule out the possibility [of a Ma-Xi meeting], but at this point we have to create many more favourable conditions before such a meeting can take place.Q10.Q10
We again emphasise that they should pursue the path of peace or resign themselves to the path of war".
These results again emphasise that the PAI evolves through HGT and recombination in a much faster way than the relatively conserved core genome [ 32, 41].
This again emphasises that extreme sea level events are mostly generated by moderate rather than extreme skew surges, combined with larger astronomical tides.
We understand that a barrage would be very damaging to rare inter-tidal habitats, which again emphasises that this is not a priority for Government time or support.
The dream front- man combination was an interesting experiment but again emphasises that successive Managers (including Capello) looked at Gerrard as a multi- talented player versatile enough to play anywhere.
Recently, the Vietnam Government again emphasised that it is necessary to develop waste management systems in which solid wastes are classified at source, collected, reused, renewed, and treated with progressive technologies to boost technological innovation in waste-to-energy processes [29].
Randomising each dataset (as described above) completely abrogated both of the observed peaks (not shown) again emphasising that the enrichment score is dependent on the ranking of sequence universe and is not an artefact of a large dataset.
The SCI Gateway system developer we interviewed was aware of this issue and again emphasised that this was essentially a clinical process issue in secondary care and not a technical issue.
Then they go and see the man who does the eye inspection.' Screeners again emphasised that practice staff who were aware of the importance of screening and communicated this to their patients could make a difference.
In 1309 the so-called "popular crusade" was again to emphasise that the proud and rich had failed to retake Jerusalem; which, with remarkable logic, was taken to mean that God intended the weak and innocent to do so.The pious to ParisSuch preaching in the years before 1212 undoubtedly encouraged the youths to set off on their misadventure.
