Sentence examples for been the case once from inspiring English sources

A friend once told her she had anger issues and Leibovitz concedes that this may well have been the case, once, but that she has definitely improved; having children, she says, has forced patience on her.

This may have been the case once – but Mr Miliband was not proposing a return to the old system of fixed rents that began in Britain with the rent acts of 1915 and 1939 and stayed more or less in place until 1989.

The sucker punch for those of us who believe that this particular woman was spectacularly more ready for the White House than her grossly underqualified and abusive opponent is that – as has historically been the case – once again, a female candidate did not carry even the female vote.

A lot of people still think of China as cheap and dirty – this may have been the case once, but not anymore.

That had been the case once before with Hammerstein's Manhattan Opera House and the Met had won.

Maybe that was the case once, but I am happy to say it is changing now.

With films by big-hitters including Cronenberg, Godard, Hazanavicius, Ceylan and the Dardenne brothers, this is likely to be the case once again.

That was the case once again this week, as the National Tax Administration Agency revealed that land prices in Japan have fallen for the sixth year in a row.This matters.

Conversely, purchases of securities by the central bank tend to lead to credit expansion by the financial system and to lower interest rates, unless the demand for credit is rising at a faster rate than the supply, which normally is the case once an inflationary process gets under way; interest rates then will rise rather than fall.

"This is the case once again tonight".

That appears to be the case once again with Stephen Rapoport.