Sentence examples similar to dealing with again from inspiring English sources

This issue was dealt with again by the Strasbourg court last November.

She insists that the press, which she never has to deal with again, is to blame for that impression.

We don't ever want to go near the Parliament asking for the debt ceiling to be dealt with again".

One excuse is that global warming has been discussed in other reports and thus need not be dealt with again.

This, too, is something that Season 2 will deal with, again through the eyes of Mr. Leary's character.

In one experiment, participants were told they were being paired online with a person whom they did not know and would not meet or deal with again.

"It tinkers with a flawed business model that two years down the line Congress is going to have to deal with again".

"It's a situation that I, as a resident of the District of Columbia, thought that I'd never have to deal with again.

Of course there were a lot of struggles that I don't ever want to deal with again, but creatively I find a lot of power in limitations.

This will not rid you of many corks, but each cork buried is one more that you'll never have to deal with again.

As befits a consummate diplomat, Mr. Ross is generally polite in his descriptions of the people he dealt with (and may yet deal with again), but he can't hide his antipathy for Mr. Netanyahu.