Sentence examples for has again drawn from inspiring English sources

The case has again drawn battle lines between the civilian government and the military in Pakistan, where the generals have ruled for half its existence.

An uneasy truce has existed for a while, but Abercrombie & Fitch's decision to open a children's store at 3 Savile Row, once the home of The Beatles Apple Recordss, has again drawn battle lines.

And the affair has again drawn attention to the Irving family's extraordinary control over not just New Brunswick's news media (it owns all of the daily papers in the province and controls the weekly market) but also its political and economic power (the Irvings' businesses include oil refineries, forestry, retailing, paper pulp production and food processing).

And in a tangled and emotional legal fight that has again drawn in the governors of California and Oregon and raised questions of how to balance rehabilitation and justice, the two states are disputing what to do with this man, now 70 years old and ailing with prostate cancer and advanced heart disease.

Due to the wide application of U-shaped thin-walled RC beams in the construction of rail viaducts in recent years, their torsional behavior has again drawn research's attention.

And that has again drawn the attention of Spanish politicians who, for the third time in five years, have proposed legislation that would, among other things, transfer control of TV deals to the league, which would then split the money more evenly much as the EPL does.

The bar closed at 2 a.m., and back at the Belmar house, the beer pong had again drawn a crowd.

Nevertheless, the circumstances of the meeting as well as the initial decision by White House officials not to disclose it have again drawn scrutiny to Trump's relationship with Moscow. .

In Argentina's camp, everyone from players to Coach Sergio Batista has come to the defense of the team's biggest star, Lionel Messi, whose subpar form for the national team has once again drawn the ire of the country's fans.

With his Nevada design, Mr. Bruder has once again drawn on his fascination with geologic metaphor to produce architecture with a deep reference to place.

Mr. Deng's death has once again drawn national attention to China's army of urban management officials, known as chengguan, who occupy an awkward and ill-defined place in the government's apparatus to maintain stability.