Sentence examples for deciding once again from inspiring English sources

Alec MacGillis, reporter, ProPublica: To start with Hillary, it was so mystifying all along that she was deciding once again to hold [the press] at arm's length and to be so closed, when there had been all that talk early in the campaign that this time it was going to be different, and that she was going to be more freewheeling.

In 1269 he decided once again to go to Africa.

Lyon decided, once again, to trace the source of the attack.

Because today's the day the US central bank will decide, once again, whether or not to raise interest rates.

As he prepared for Purkey's trial in November 2002, Duchardt decided once again not to employ a mitigation specialist.

At its recent annual meeting in May, the member countries of the WHO decided once again to delay a decision.

After drifting through a string of jobs (rodeo rider among them) Dwight decided once again to try his luck in Nashville.

Perhaps it would puzzle his honor to learn that despite his freeing Michael of fatherly obligation, Michael has decided, once again, to defy expectations.

The demands have forced Mr. Kan to decide once again whether Tokyo will stand up to Beijing, which in recent years has appeared to be testing Japan's resolve to back its territorial claims in the East China Sea.

In late December, Hotz decided once again to try to hack the PS3 in a way that would give him total control and let him restore what Sony had removed.

When the thoughts of his critics turned to questions about what happened to service charges and tips, Roux, or a spokeswoman anyway, decided once again to have a go at outfoxing people.