Sentence examples for concern once again from inspiring English sources
Area of concern Once again depth is a real issue for Central Coast.
During Monday's total solar eclipse, Woc Colburn's primary concern once again will be on the animals she has made her life's work.
Certainly, if information from all cellphones accessed is being stored on file — and the WSJ was, importantly, not able to establish or report on that — then there's significant cause for concern once again.
It unfolds over long durations and reflects pressing personal concerns — once again, similar to Godard's anguished and mournful personal contemplation of the history of cinema).
WASHINGTON — Short-term concerns once again dominated talks at the World Bank and International Monetary Fund's annual meetings, this time over the fiscal impasse in the United States.
(Lanzmann's work on films that came after "Shoah" and relied on interviews that he had recorded for it — in effect, outtakes — suggests an ongoing devotion, even an obsessional dedication, to the subject of the Holocaust. It unfolds over long durations and reflects pressing personal concerns — once again, similar to Godard's anguished and mournful personal contemplation of the history of cinema).
There were concerns once again at Lord's about the fragility of England's top order.
The epilogue succinctly brings the story through the war years, when national concerns once again overrode local ones, and when, in any event, most urban areas experienced destruction.
In medieval times, health concerns once again became a focus of interest and led to a rebirth in the practice of hydrotherapy, mud cures and inhalations.
Those concerns once again surfaced on Friday night, when Mackenzie Holst, a student from Texas Christian University, used the evening's question-and-answers session to ask Mr Paul to repudiate the "racist, sexist and homophobic" views expressed in his newsletter.
YouTube hasn't specified the second two strikes leading to termination, but a spokesperson for the company confirmed with TechCrunch that the concerns once again centered around hate speech and harassment.
