Sentence examples for once again central from inspiring English sources

As foreign minister, albeit a short-lived one, Mr Maehara had shored up Japan's frayed security alliance with America and made it once again central to foreign policy.

The fine South African player Ruan Pienaar was once again central to the victory chiselled out by the men from Belfast.

By 1997 they had re-formed for occasional tours and three albums followed, with Howard's skills once again central to the sound.

And true to form over the past few weeks, Giovinco was once again central to TFC's win against San Jose on Saturday.

On the day when Australia's hopes of winning the Ashes suffered a potentially fatal blow, the tourists' catastrophic use of the Decision Review System was once again central to their demise.

The issues of anonymity, free speech, and privacy are once again central topics of debate, made so by the refusal of the police department in Ferguson, Missouri to reveal the identity of the police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown, an unarmed African-American teenager Saturday night, based on fears for the officer's safety.

About $3.5 billion in private-equity funds is looking for investments in the region; once again, Central Europe attracts most money.

Once again, a central position is usually desirable.

Immigration is once again a central issue in this election.

Here, once again, the central message of Easter involves martyrdom, not joy.

The economy is once again the central background of the 2016 campaign.