Sentence examples for have again established from inspiring English sources

"Through this process, we have again established what we all know to be true about lean finely textured beef: it is beef, and is safe, wholesome, and nutritious.

A main demand of the protesters, who have again established an encampment on Tahrir Square, is that the secret police be disbanded.

Two days of violence in the city have again re-established the divide.

Growth sectors such as renewable energy and biotechnology have once again established Scotland's standing as a centre of global excellence.

Since Friday's opening night victory against Team USA, the Iroquois Nationals have once again established themselves as a team to beat in the tournament.

The Express started out very aggressively, especially for a team that was supposed to be fan favorites, and when the night was over, the Midnight Express had once again established themselves as heels with Jim Cornette in their corner; Cornette had never stopped siding with the Express.

Successive literature reviews, including the ones by the IPCC, have time and again established that there has been substantial climate change over the last one and a half centuries and that humans caused a large share of that climate change.

Individuals with established SH have again often been excluded from prospective studies, despite a reported sustained reduction in the incidence of SH in a non-randomized, retrospective study [ 33].

The intricate inter-linkage between SIRT1 and PARP1 has been time and again established to play crucial roles in genotoxic stress and DNA damage responses (Luna et al., 2013) The involvement of SIRT1 in DNA damage repair has been further solidified by the finding that it activates homologous recombination (HR) repair in human cells (Uhl et al., 2010).

One explicitly declared, "I think Trump has got it right". Another — who met with Rudolph Giuliani and Kellyanne Conway during the campaign and wants to "make Australia great again" — has established his own breakaway party.

When speaking with the director of the O.G.S. at the time, I often felt as though I had entered into a dystopic wonderland, where little of what other scientists had clearly established, again and again, seemed to exist.