Sentence examples for in question again from inspiring English sources

However, not only was the sentence in question (again) perfectly grammatical, but the guidance was disastrous.

Indeed, the entire process of death by drug cocktail seems to be in question again.

Any callers who want to change a message they have left need only to dial the cellphone in question again.

After several pointed questions ("Would a police officer say a crime was committed?" for example), the interviewee describes the event in question again, adding sounds, smells and other details.

With Sofia Coppola making her return at Cannes with "The Beguiled" and David Lynch making his own return with "Twin Peaks: The Return," the substance of style is in question again.

Sam Allardyce's future has been in question again over recent weeks as the Hammers have only recorded one league win since Christmas but a large number of injuries haven't helped his cause, leading him to bring in former PSG striker Nene who could feature on Saturday.

The family's reputation came into question again in the 1990s, when the writer Hector Feliciano presented information in his book, "The Lost Museum: The Nazi Conspiracy to Steal the World's Greatest Works of Art," that during World War II Georges Wildenstein worked with an influential Nazi art dealer, Karl Haberstock, who bought and sold art plundered from Jews.

How would you like to be remembered, he was asked in 1996, just starting out, and he said: "In block capitals!" Asked the question again in 2011 he said: "I really don't mind if you forget me".

Friday's attack on the air base is prompting some in Washington to question again whether deploying US ground forces against IS can really be avoided - particularly when it comes to recapturing urban areas where air strikes might risk killing innocent civilians, BBC Washington reporter Naomi Grimley reports.

If that failed, they could pursue litigation that might allow them to raise the constitutional question again in a federal court in Virginia.

The mass murder in Ghouta raised the question again.