Sentence examples for again we face from inspiring English sources

Now once again, we face enormous problems.

Yet, again, we face a similar conundrum.

"In order to make the area inhabitable again, we face the difficult problem of removing radiation," the 78-year-old, who has recently undergone heart surgery, said in a brief address.

Phil Willis, chairman of the IUSS, said: Despite all the reassurances we have heard from ministers about the importance of science and engineering in government planning and policy, yet again we face the reality that science could be lost in a black hole of this new, all-encompassing 'super department' of Business, Innovation and Skills.

Alas, once again we face an energy problem: achieving that degree of curvature would require enormous amounts of energy – and negative energy at that – equivalent to the mass of Jupiter.

In a statement, Phil Wills, the current committee chair, noted: "Despite all the reassurances we have heard from ministers about the importance of science and engineering in government planning and policy, yet again we face the reality that science could be lost in a black hole of this new, all-encompassing 'super department' of Business, Innovation and Skills.

Again, we faced an embarrassment of choices.

Time and again, we faced opposition.

"In the future we may have to do exceptional things again if we face a shock that large.

"Never again will we face the kind of bailout situation as we did in the fall of 2008 where a $700 billion check will have to be written," Mr. Dodd said in an interview.

We must do something because I do not want ever again that we face this undignified situation" Sepp Blatter, Fifa president "I'm ill at ease that this comes from a country like England with its football standing..