Sentence examples for emphasise once again from inspiring English sources

However, that only served to emphasise once again the All Blacks' amazing mental strength and composure under pressure as they completed the job by 17 points.

I'd like to emphasise once again that if you're travelling to North Korea, that means you want nothing more than giving your money to Kim Jong-un.

If this year's top 100 serves any wider purpose it is simply to emphasise once again the enduring appeal of a sport that can still produce a list so crammed from peaks to foothills with pure, unsullied individual talent.

This is particularly true of coatings containing powerful systemic insecticides, which have disastrous effects on pollinating insects, in particular domestic bees.. (EL) We would like to emphasise once again that we are totally opposed to any attempt to legalise the use of genetically modified organisms.

She is said to have emphasised once again in Mainz that she is not for turning on issues such as border closures or upper limits for the numbers that Germany will take.

It will also, once again, emphasise the microbiome's role, for both good and ill, as an adjunct part of the human body.

These results, by showing a general high level of wheel running in Dark Agouti rats, once again emphasise the close relationship between activity and weight loss in the development of SIH and related phenomena such as ABA.

And the text of Judge Syrova's verdict once again emphasised the dancing, the moves and the scandalous attire of the punk rockers.

Thompson died in 2001, aged 69, but some police instructors are now once again emphasising the value of communication in avoiding combat, advocating scientific analysis allied with realistic training to prepare officers to handle stressful situations.

It was a result that emphasises the gulf Australia once again enjoys over the rest of the rugby league world, and underlines the sport's biggest problem at international level: competitiveness.

Neither the government, nor defence chiefs, will be in any hurry to send thousands of troops on an expeditionary mission anywhere after Britain ends its military combat role in Afghanistan by the end of 2014 (a date Richards once again emphasised).