Sentence examples for once again arises from inspiring English sources

The question that once again arises, as it did in the mid-1980s, "does high input wheat pencil out, if wheat prices remain at $4.00/bushel or lower"?

/ Fled is that music:—do I wake or sleep?" (lines 79 80), and the theme of imagination once again arises as the poet appears, according to Timothy Hilton, unable to distinguish between his own artistic imagination and the song which he believes to have spurred it into action.

He told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show that "the whole question of continued membership will once again arise" if people saw their living standards suffer and unemployment increased.

Under blue sky, with matching seas surrounding and not a human soul for 10 miles, the question once again arose: Might this be Paradise?

The opportunity for the pair to work together has once again arisen.

Speculation once again arose that Ponting could be selected for the upcoming tour to the West Indies.

The finished version of "Huck and Jim," cast in stainless steel, was going to be one of the major pieces in his Chicago exhibition; he and James Rondeau, the institute's contemporary-art curator, planned to install it at the entrance to the institute's new contemporary-art wing, but, once again, problems arose.

Wilkins did receive his Nobel Prize, by way of happy end, but a most awkward situation would once again have arisen had Franklin still been alive in 1962 [since according to a long-standing rule, a Nobel Prize can be shared by three individuals at most; cf. Watson et al. (2012, p. 243)].

Suffering again and again arises".

So once again the question arises: how should you actually watch this sequence of space movies?

Once again, the question arises: does Four need to be more like Nine, and show a warmer kind of humanity?