Sentence examples for example once again from inspiring English sources

Let me, just to really emphasize the point, show this example once again.

To propose that we "intervene" in the war in Syria, for example, once again shunts aside the reality of dropping bombs and inevitably killing lots of noncombatants.

"If this is working out, this is an example once again of the employees finding ways to help them find money.

This example once again highlights the translational nature of toxicology.

This example once again emphasises the fluctuating influences on embodied identity, but also how this impacted on the research itself.

Jonathan Vogel (1990) and more recently John Hawthorne (2004) have both argued that 'the lottery paradox' illustrates a problem which generalizes to all sorts of other cases — the airport example being, once again, one illustration of that fact.

I suspect that some pundits will shade their analysis to reflect the new balance of power — for example, by once again pretending that Representative Paul Ryan's budget proposals are good-faith attempts to put America's fiscal house in order, rather than exercises in deception and double-talk.

Example 4. Once again, consider a replicated electronic mail database.

The British example may once again serve to illustrate this point.

Diet Coke, for example, is once again using the "Just for the taste of it" jingle from its 1982 launch.

Bill Clinton had plenty of claim to that award -- Middle East peace efforts, to name just one example -- but once again the Norwegians snubbed him.