Sentence examples for are again taking a from inspiring English sources

Now, with violent clashes between activists and the military government that replaced Mubarak becoming a regular occurrence, women are again taking a leading role.

It seems as if Tarantino is again taking a serious issue and shooting it like a breezy genre flick.

Word of Mr. Namazi's arrest, which was reported by The Washington Post on Thursday, came as the political atmosphere in Iran is again taking a turn toward the strident anti-Americanism that prevailed before the talks that led to the nuclear accord, which Iran negotiated with six world powers, including the United States.

With the desktop client, Mailbox is again taking a very deliberate approach to rolling out the app and making sure that it can gradually — and gracefully — ensure that everything works as it should.

The reaction to the NRA changes was quite different in Fukushima Prefecture, where evacuees from the nuclear accident triggered by the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami in March 2011 said they fear that nuclear safety is again taking a back seat to industry interests.

California is again taking a leading role in welfare reform.

That's right, Clinton is again taking a page from the Bush fearmongering playbook -- insinuating very bad things could happen if we don't elect her.

CommonWealth is again taking an aggressive position, but the courts have been trending toward increasing acceptance of arbitration even with these types of consents.

As in "Tango," the two are again taking risks by introducing a foreign music and dance that is recognizable but little known to most Americans.

Investors are again taking notice and, with a likely valuation north of $300 million, rejecting Google's offer doesn't seem so foolish.

The interpolated and estimated ZWD time series at station no. 5 are again taken as an example in Figure 11.