Sentence examples for has again stopped from inspiring English sources

Though Jacquet's team, so offensive against weaker opposition in group play, has again stopped scoring because of its lack of a proven striker, the sound of nitpicking has been overwhelmed by the sound of automobile horns sounding late into the night after victories over Paraguay and Italy.

The European Commission has again stopped the clock on its review of Oracle's $9.4 billion bid for rival PeopleSoft to seek more information on the markets affected, the EU said on Thursday.

The FA pleaded that movement restrictions had again stopped the players from travelling, but its objections fell on deaf ears and Fifa awarded the match 3-0 to Singapore.

Other than failed banks, Beal has again nearly stopped buying assets.

Welbeck was on the mark after Hart had once again stopped Seferovic, getting on the end of Sterling's perfect cross after Rooney had broken swiftly on the Swiss defence.

In 2005, they reconciled for six years, but the daughter, who is now married to that boyfriend and has a young child, again stopped speaking to her 10 months ago for reasons Mary does not understand.

Getting the measure through the State Senate would be an uphill climb; previous attempts have failed, and Republican leaders have again vowed to stop it.

"These Republicans this week who were so shocked and stunned and deeply saddened and offended by this clear act of racism had all the evidence in the world before that he had done things that — again — stopped them from endorsing him," Scarborough said.

Several passes later, she had another insight and again stopped mowing to add to her notes.

Despite lobbying from senators and celebrities such as reality television star Kim Kardashian, who has Armenian heritage, Barack Obama once again stopped short of naming the genocide, due to the US's desire to keep relations with Turkey for the fight against Isis.

Ms. Garcia, who is divorced and has started dating again, stops to watch every time the store changes the mannequins, she said.