Sentence examples for has again got from inspiring English sources
By further relaxing planning rules in the aim of "removing red tape", the government has again got the wrong target in its sights.
Mr Annan's envoy to Sudan says a force of 12,000-20,000 peacekeepers would be appropriate.Rapid intervention is especially needed because the suffering in Darfur has again got worse.
Two minutes later, though, having again got themselves back in the game, Boro again hit the self-destruct button as Festa received his second red card in five weeks.
Earlier, McCullum and Martin Guptill had again got New Zealand off to a rollicking start, racing to 84 in 9.3 overs before the captain became the first of Marsh's three wickets when he was dismissed for 47.
Today, optimism and ignorance have again gotten in the way of understanding, this time in the debates over global warming.
Nevertheless, Corbyn has once again got away with saying nothing in support of the strikers.
The BGR has once again gotten the scoop and this time it's about the iPhone.
Several people questioned whether Internet valuations had once again gotten out of control.
While Pederson, 22, swaggered to the batting practice like he owned the joint, Puig raced to the stadium like he had once again gotten lost.
Which means that England have, once again, got the balance of biffers and nurdlers wrong in the top three.
