Sentence examples for is once again apparent from inspiring English sources
Miami's size advantage is once again apparent as well: It has more than double the number of employees in these industries than the three Midwestern cities.
He lamented that this romanticizing of victims was once again apparent in the aftermath of the plane crash that killed President Lech Kaczynski on April 10 in western Russia.
Her deft touch was once again apparent Monday night as she coached the Charlotte Sting to a decisive Game 3 victory over the Liberty, giving the team its first Eastern Conference title and advancing it to the W.N.B.A. championship series against the Los Angeles Sparks.
Flink's pipelined execution advantages are once again apparent if we compare the scalability performance of all the three-sessions implementations: The I/O HDFS operations cause the Spark and Hadoop versions to scale significantly worse than Flink, which performs similarly to the unified version.
Although the data shows a reality that is not surprising to researchers (Friesen & Hug, 2009, among others; Selwyn, 2016; Williamson, 2013), it is once again essential to highlight this apparent disaffection of research -specially in Higher Education experiences- towards technologies for the instruction of the most basic approaches and foundations around education.
The explosion of wealth apparent on our new Forbes China Rich List suggests that the nation is once again enjoying another golden age.
Mr. Hopp is, once again, a pioneer.
Trade is once again zooming.
Donald Trump is once again safe.
This week, as the Democrats in New Hampshire plumped for the senator from Massachusetts, the chiselled New Englander's chief selling-point was once again his apparent "electability"—the idea that he stands the best chance of beating George Bush in November (see article).In it to winGood.
But as I'm endlessly fascinated by the wisdom and depth of this saying, along with the mysterious workings of these two emotions in human relations, I was once again thinking about the apparent error of the saying in the Kreyol language.
