Sentence examples for had again put from inspiring English sources

Ms. Earle, the National Geographic explorer, was somewhat heartened that the summit had again put a spotlight, if only briefly, on environmental issues that have perhaps been overlooked, diminished or pushed aside due to the world economic malaise and calls for government austerity.

He sought to dispel rumors that he might drop Vice President Dick Cheney from the ticket, joking that he had again put Mr. Cheney in charge of his vice-presidential search and that Mr. Cheney had come up with the same recommendation he made in 2000.

As recently as mid-February, it appeared that at least the top position had been settled: The United Iraqi Alliance, the Shiite coalition dominating the parliament, had again put forward Ibrahim al-Jaafari as a candidate for the office of prime minister.

In a slightly darkened corridor, as it emerged that Merkel had again put down the French and removed the European Central Bank from any substantial role in the enhanced bailout fund, officials began playing up the prospects of a deal that could be presented to the markets in Europe in the morning.

Now his father has again put present despair into perspective.

The world financial crisis started in 2008 has again put on the agenda the question of rating assessment accuracy and the factors influencing the rating migration.

That has again put a damper on new construction and sales.

Undaunted, he has again put himself up for election to the board.

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During the past year, however, large-scale corporate scandals have again put the spotlight on corporate governance, and this time, individual investors are demanding more answers.

Now, a seasonal ice-skating rink that Rose opened at the end of November has again put management and many residents on a collision course.