Sentence examples for arose once again from inspiring English sources

The question arose once again today, or at least it should have, when President Obama instructed the EPA to reconsider the case of the California standards.

These tensions arose once again earlier this season, when Vettel - after being told to maintain position as he followed leader Webber - overtook his teammate to claim the Malaysian Grand Prix victory.

When Robert Redford's Sundance Group announced earlier this month that it was resuscitating previously stillborn plans for a Sundance Cinemas movie theater circuit, the question arose once again: Just what is an independent film?

The hooker is regarded as the form player at No 2 but a long-term shoulder problem that kept him out of the autumn defeats against New Zealand and Australia arose once again on Sunday when he was taken off against Leicester.

She continued until symptoms arose (once again at 10 min), and then continued 5min longer for a total time of 15 min.

When Augustus failed to stand for election as consul in 22 BC, fears arose once again that Augustus was being forced from power by the aristocratic Senate.

But it may arise once again as the debate continues.

The question has arisen once again during the last few months, with black theatremakers again making headlines: just as Fences transferred to the West End, the National opened its own production of James Baldwin's The Amen Corner; a new adaptation of Alice Walker's The Color Purple has just begun previews at the Menier Chocolate Factory.

The issue of race has arisen once again in the courtroom; at one point during jury selection, the judge, Joan Humphrey Lefkow of Federal District Court in Chicago, refused to remove two people from the jury after noting that most of the people the defense had tried to strike were black.

If the side length is greater than 10.3 nm, the second binding energy level arises once again.

We wrote about it last year when it first appeared and it's arisen once again as snow hits the UK.