Sentence examples for emphasized once from inspiring English sources
"If it's emphasized once, that's enough.
In response, Jeb simply emphasized, once again, that, unlike George, he was a small-government conservative who favored "fiscal restraint".
And he emphasized once again that even as the Fed begins to retreat, it would maintain the bulk of the campaign for years to come.
The late 18th and, even more, the early 19th century produced a drawing style that, in accordance with both the Neoclassical and the Romantic ideal, emphasized once more the linear element.
Instead, a series of bizarre events in the game pushed the feud to the side and emphasized once again that Valentine may not always know how to deal with people, but that he does know baseball, and the rules.
The stock market returned to record levels on Thursday after Morgan Stanley and other companies reported better-than-expected earnings and investors were further reassured by the Federal Reserve's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, who emphasized once more that the Fed was committed to stimulating the economy.
The case serves to emphasize once more that "all natural" does not necessarily equate with "healthy," even with something as seemingly innocuous as vitamins.
Emphasizing once more the failed conservative theory that tax cuts cure all ills to buy support from Republicans is unnecessary and dangerous.
Those are the issues that party leaders said they were planning to try once more to emphasize once Congress leaves Washington and the campaigns move into their final days.
Catching himself, Putin added: "I want to emphasize once again: Russia is interested in growing relations with the United States, and will do everything to ensure that this confidence is restored".
It came in the conclusion to his quarterly letter of May 2009, which coincided with the roiling depths of the financial panic: "Let me end this section by emphasizing once again the difference between real wealth and the real economy on one hand, and illusionary wealth and debt on the other.
