Sentence examples for are once again put from inspiring English sources

Now that the country is dealing with the aftermath of those abuses — the rising tide of defaults and foreclosures — it is the attorneys general who are, once again, put in the position of trying to stamp out abuses, this time of the foreclosure process itself.

So developers are once again putting up office towers, some without an anchor tenant.

"This is a disgraceful stitch-up by national governments, who are once again putting the interests of carmakers ahead of public health," said the Liberal Democrat MEP Catherine Bearder.

Also, customers are once again putting their money on deposit at the bank, which was the first to force its savers to contribute to the rescue of the ailing financial system.

The Suns lead the league in scoring at 112 points a game and are once again putting up (and making) 3-pointers at a dizzying rate, going 178 for 400 from the arc.

The discoveries from LIGO are once again putting Albert Einstein's theories to the test.

All November, local brewers Magnolia Brewpub and 21st Amendment are once again putting the BRU in Brussels.

Cricket was once again put into perspective against the background of a nation in despair.

Poor Oscar is once again put on trial by the very Philistines he sent up so brilliantly.

In January, 2010, Kyle later told friends, he was once again put to the test: two men tried to carjack his truck.

"I think John McCain's judgment is once again put at issue, because he's chosen somebody who clearly does not meet the national security threshold, who is not ready to be president tomorrow," Mr. Kerry said.