Sentence examples for illustrates once again from inspiring English sources
The case illustrates once again the pitfalls of our current approach.
This reports illustrates once again that Britain's real educational problem has little to do with who goes to Oxford and Cambridge.
It illustrates once again the dubious journalistic methods used by Mahmood to obtain "stories", and it adds to the catalogue of legal reverses that have occurred due to his use of a specific agent provocateur.
San Andreas is pretty spectacular if you fancy gawping mindlessly at some bells-and-whistles CGI, but it illustrates once again the movie law that the bigger the apocalypse, the less it means.
At the same time the incomplete alliance that the US has built against the militants of Islamic State (Isis) – including Sunni monarchies such as Saudi Arabia, which have a history of fanning Shia-phobia (and anti-infidel hatred more generally), while keeping Iran at arm's length – illustrates once again the illogic of the western approach.
Patrick Makau's world record therefore survived its first really big challenge, and it illustrates once again just how challenging the world record is, because Mutai had it in his sights, and perhaps hindsight will show that a small error in pacing after 30km, when he surged aggressively for a 14 18 5km split, cost him over the final 5km, where the pace dropped significantly.
But the night's events may have illustrated once again the beauty of a game that remains perfect for its imperfections.
A recent spate of Euro scare stories, peddled in various British newspapers, merely illustrated once again the ingrained distortion which now passes for journalism on Europe.
The arguments over Mr. de Maiziere have illustrated once again the difficulties of the eastern and western parts of the country in understanding each other.
The proceedings in Berlin illustrate once again how difficult it is for European leaders to win political support for measures that economists say are essential to survival of the common currency.
