Sentence examples for changing once again from inspiring English sources
Instead, White reminds us, assumptions about the nature of law and judging are inextricably connected to contemporary models of politics, economics and social organization, which changed dramatically over the course of the 20th century and are changing once again.
Things have changed a lot in Phu Quoc since the days of the Southeast Asian Alcatraz, and they're changing once again, perhaps too quickly to be caught - is this island paradise about to be lost once again?
Now nostalgia seems to be changing once again, turning into a different kind of pathology, one that infects not individuals but society.
If the climatic conditions for Wyeomyia smithii were changing once again, then perhaps this would show up in the timing of diapause.
The global economic ground rules need changing once again, perhaps not as radically as they were by the ideology driven laissez-faire revolutionaries of the Thatcher era, but they need changing all the same.
And just when you thought things had finally settled down, everything – and I mean everything – is changing once again.
Now, there is ample evidence that our world is changing or about to change once again.
So Europe finds itself changing direction once again on ExoMars.
The opportunity to invest in networks has changed, and once again we are changing with it.
Once again, the screen turned blood red and he was no longer the self-confident agent, but the weary captive changing his tune once again.
