Sentence examples for have again returned from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, all sides have again returned to the bargaining table, so there's a chance for a fresh start.

But in an update to both the alpha and beta builds this week, Twitter rolled back these changes, reverting testers to the older user interface where four black buttons (Timeline, @ Replies, Discover, and Me) have again returned.

"We have again returned to the fight against terror and to cyber security". Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Mr Trump accepted Mr Putin's assertions that they were not true.

By this time Strindberg had again returned to Sweden, settling first in Lund and then, in 1899, in Stockholm, where he lived until his death.

Misperceptions plummeted to 10percentt in a 2011 Post-ABC poll after Obama released his longform birth certificate, but a CNN-ORC poll last September found they had again returned to 20percentt.

"It was an incredibly difficult choice," he said on this at one point, after senators had again returned to the topic.

Maximal increases were noted by 2 h in both cases (undetectable to 0.9, and 0.3 to 1.5 pmol ABP/mg protein in 10- and 14-day old rats, respectively) and by 4h ABP activity had again returned to control values.

After 17 weeks pS6 immunoreactivity had again returned to levels comparable with those seen in uninjured animals.

From this recent sample it appears that for Queensland B. pertussis isolates a PRN type similar to that present in an existing vaccine (prn1) has again returned to prevalence (82.5%).

Criticising "capitalism" will curl the lip of many a political sophisticate, on both left and right, but it is remarkable how the banker-shenanigans made this a live topic – but also remarkable how little it is discussed in the mainstream and how comfortably we have again ­returned to the status quo.

ECONOMIC troubles and increasing drug violence have once again returned the issue of immigration to the forefront of American politics.