Sentence examples for has once again caused from inspiring English sources

There probably would have been less need for the continuing austerity that has, once again, caused Ireland to lapse into recession.

In the meantime she met with Coach Pia Sundhage and the U.S. team captains, who were concerned that Solo has — once again — caused a drama.

The killing, captured on cellphone video and broadcast on YouTube, among other places, has once again caused widespread grief over a seemingly intractable problem here.

While reducing inequalities of wealth, Bandaranaike's socialist policies had once again caused economic stagnation, and her government's support of Buddhism and the Sinhalese language had helped alienate the country's large Tamil minority.

And although they were grateful to see Valdez fire over the top after Martins had once again caused problems on the edge of the box, they were not fazed by the task ahead of them.

Floods in Pakistan have once again caused heavy damage in three provinces of the country.

As cancer claimed the lives of three icons of the art world in a matter of weeks – Motorhead's Lemmy, singer David Bowie and actor Alan Rickman – the devastation the disease causes has once again been highlighted.

I haven't been able to cook food since yesterday and I'm living on the goodwill of other people". The tragedy in Suleja has once again highlighted the magnitude of the devastation caused by floods in Nigeria.

Seventeen years may have passed but the cause has, once again, been picked up by his son, Joe Corré.

... New York has once again stolen Babe Ruth.

It has once again been delayed.