Sentence examples for emphasizing once from inspiring English sources
Emphasizing once more the failed conservative theory that tax cuts cure all ills to buy support from Republicans is unnecessary and dangerous.
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.
The theory is complex and I will not explore it further here, beyond emphasizing, once again, that the content of a thought is determined by the ways in which we can use it in inference and the planning of action.
Dorsey didn't reveal anything spectacular about either company, emphasizing once more how Twitter is not your traditional social network (here's my counterpoint) and that its business model works, thanks very much for asking.
Surviving a press extinction does not appear to be connected with the probability of surviving a pulse extinction, emphasizing once again the importance of biological factors in the one event and the predominance of external factors and catastrophic stressors in the other.
However, it is worth emphasizing once again that drawing the line between the form and the matter of an argument/consequence in this manner still does not entail the thesis that the form is that in virtue of which a valid argument is valid; nor does it entail the thesis that only the arguments/consequences satisfying the substitutional criterion are indeed valid.
"If it's emphasized once, that's enough.
Compression experiments emphasize once more the inner morphology of the spheres.
Cheap natural gas has simply emphasized, once again, how challenging finding the breakthroughs will be.
In response, Jeb simply emphasized, once again, that, unlike George, he was a small-government conservative who favored "fiscal restraint".
The case serves to emphasize once more that "all natural" does not necessarily equate with "healthy," even with something as seemingly innocuous as vitamins.
