Sentence examples for matter once again from inspiring English sources

"The violations in the present matter once again included impermissible participation, academic improprieties and lack of institutional control," the committee wrote.

He spent most of the last two decades largely out of sight, but the ascension of Mr. Romney, his New Hampshire neighbor, has made him matter once again.

According to a former high-level C.I.A. official, however, Cheney was dissatisfied with the initial response, and asked the agency to review the matter once again.

And then he described Spurs fans as 'casual racists' over their use of the 'Y-word', giving them two weeks to cease the chants before referring the matter, once again, to the police.

Most of all, we need to make the truth matter once again.

3) President Obama must show the immigrant electorate that their vote was important in 2008 and that their vote will matter once again in 2012.

I liked this a lot (you might try it), but because it was so easy, I soon began complicating matters once again.

He further noted that the security services are "duty bound" to help the police in serious crime matters — once again pointing out that these agencies have other powers at their disposal, making ICRs redundant.

I'm betting I'll be wrestling with that for some time to come (Ryan McGee and I will publish a Talking TV podcast about the finale Monday evening, in which we'll discuss these matters once again. Update: The podcast on "Felina" is here and below).

The considerably lower length of stay (LOS) in Austrian hospitals [ 6] hints at rigorous organisational changes which were already completed in Austria and which allow the hospital management to now turn to clinical matters once again after having completed the restructuring of the business processes.

Now that the question is framed in the context of dealing for years with approximately two million Iraqi refugees whose health care needs are costly and demanding, the matter is once again a matter of active interest and debate.