Sentence examples for illustrates again from inspiring English sources

The reluctance to move forcefully against their colleagues illustrates again how cautious senators are when it comes to punishing their own.

The historical resonances and political overtones of this are as significant as the event itself — which also illustrates again the great trans-Atlantic gulf.

The warring Scandinavians are there for comic delight, but such dialogue illustrates again how speech is heard better by the reader than by some of the characters.

Western and Arab intelligence officials say the case of Mr. Mahmoud illustrates, again, how supporters of jihadist ideas become more radicalized in prisons.

This distinction illustrates again the inevitable tension between individual and collective interests in the operation of our health care system, a tension at the heart of the current debate.

While there is always a strong moral argument for preventing bullying, harassment and discrimination in the workplace, this latest case illustrates, again, that there are plenty of other reasons why employers should do everything possible to ensure that such behaviour does not occur.

But the vote illustrated again the partisan nature of American politics.

The assault illustrated again the difficulties of passing legislation in the divided Congress, even popular bills.

The setbacks illustrated again how hard it has been to reconcile impatient financial markets with democratic processes.

That was illustrated again last week when Hellawell admitted to ignoring evidence of poor practice because he'd been fed nonsense by the firm.

His loans by May 2013 were up to £27.2m, illustrating again the swingeing price of keeping up with all the other clubs' wages and losses.