Sentence examples for agree once again from inspiring English sources

Ryan, too, pledged to "try to make divided government work". But he has warned repeatedly that House Republicans will need significant concessions in the form of spending cuts or changes to entitlement programs before they will agree once again to raise the legal limit on government borrowing.

Will he finally evolve, or will he agree once again with Republicans that marriage is limited to heterosexual couples?

While 15,000 scientists around the world agree, once again, that we are running out of time to save the planet, it is pertinent to question one of the North Americans' favourite drugs: cocaine it's a real environmental dick.

It was not because the 15 EU leaders had agreed once again to put off reform of the EU's bizarre and wasteful system of agricultural subsidies.

The average rank agreed once again with the rank based on the representative credits function.

The D.E.C. agreed to once again manage the waters, stocking Wildwood with 500 brown trout and 500 rainbow trout annually.

The Yankees' Jorge Posada, a 39-year-old who makes $13.1 million a year for playing a glorified children's game, throws what is referred to in schoolyards as a hissy fit, and newspapers, talk shows and all sorts of people spend countless hours discussing it, and people stand and cheer when he graciously agrees to once again step up to the plate.

The fact that Apple has agreed to once again purchase chips from Qualcomm for what is likely 5G versions of the iPhone, appeared to indicated that Apple was concerned about the schedule for 5G modems from Intel, it's current and sole modems supplier.

Thankfully, donors agreed and, once again, went all in.

On 18 May Edward agreed to once again send Gaveston into exile.

Darling agreed to once again lead the Australian cricket team in England in 1902.