Sentence examples for is again central from inspiring English sources

Smith is again central to today's claims.

Long a crossroads of trade and transport, and a hub of empire, Aleppo is again central to the fate of the region, even under the assault of Russian bombers, which have made much of the east uninhabitable over the past year.

Identification of a smooth corticated margin is, again, central to discriminating the two aetiologies [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 30, 32].

The notion of God's (Allah's) commands is again central, and our obedience to these commands is the basis of our eventual resurrection.

The NRF2 pathway is again central to Network 7B, which shows several genes involved in oxidative stress mechanisms such as NFE2L2, GSTM1, SLC7A11, and AHRR.

Ten years later in Paris, when Marie Bière shot repeatedly at Robert Gentien, a libertine whose cold-heartedness she believed caused the death of their baby girl, mind-doctors were again central to the trial.

(This is, again, the central government our soldiers are fighting and dying to protect).

In Jerry Spinelli's story the father is again the central figure in the life of a small son, but this time the characters take the form of brown-and-white dogs.

In P. oromii it is again the central group of islands, together with Santa Maria, which host most of the species haplotypes.

While the hydrophobic character at W626, L625 and W463 is again conserved, the central methionine is replaced by a glutamic acid, making it highly unlikely the two acidic side chains could pack closely together.

Zidane was again a central figure, scoring a first-half penalty before being sensationally sent off in extra time for butting Italy's Marco Materazzi in the chest.