Sentence examples for has again climbed from inspiring English sources

Jeter was not even the best player on his own team during a stellar regular season, but now that the postseason is percolating, he has again climbed to the forefront for the Yankees.

Short-term interest rates, just 21% last autumn, shot up to 150% last month before coming down to 60%; they have again climbed back to 80%.

In 1978 he had again climbed Nanga Parbat, reaching the summit alone by a new route, and in 1979 he had led a team of six to the top of K2 (28,251 feet [8,611 metres]), the world's second highest mountain.

In the years that strong economic growth has returned to Florida, it's not surprising that home prices have again climbed briskly in almost all local Florida markets.

"Now that birthrates have again climbed, the hospital is committed to resuming the service," True said.

"The UK has once again climbed up the rankings and is one of the top places in the world to do business, getting closer to the government's target of reaching the top 5.

Purcell has once again climbed up onto his soapbox and is now telling the world that when he was a police chief, he took immediate action against his officers when he suspected any wrongdoing.

To do their part, the Huskies had to again climb over the only women's program with more success than theirs.

The figure has rapidly climbed again, reaching 56percentt in 2011.

His conduct on social media has provoked alarm from some high-profile investors, as well as seeing a drop in Tesla's stock value (this has since climbed back again).

The percentage has climbed again, reaching 61percentt in 2011.