Sentence examples for attributed once again from inspiring English sources

It was Lincoln Kirstein, who brought Balanchine to the United States from Paris in the 1930's, who said, "But first a school," a famous dictum attributed once again to Balanchine in this program.

But just as I was about to check out, the site refused to process my order, once again attributing the problem to a malfunctioning browser.

Watson saved us once again.

Once again, this is attributed to the general behaviour of the MongoDB cluster.

DL: You know, once again, I attribute the lyrical content, almost 100%, to Emerson.

As in prior studies, Prestige ranked first once again among attributes considered in choosing an MBA program, outranking attributes with tangible benefits such as MBA Starting Salaries and Net Cost (Tuition Less Financial Aid).

Once again this fear is attributed to a perceived lack of control by staff and included fears of patients harming themselves and others.

She attributed the delay in the release of the album once again on her busy touring schedule citing the demand to perform live particularly in the United States.

The standard deviations once again show that the deviations can be attributed to random fluctuations.

Once again, however, this difference in proportional size can be attributed to sex differences in cerebral volume.

"This was their latest attempt to do that, and once again it failed, as will any attempt to attribute work to Shakespeare that originates after 1604".