Sentence examples for once again endorsed from inspiring English sources

BETHESDA, MARYLAND--The National Cancer Institute (NCI) has once again endorsed breast cancer testing for women in their forties.

Many experts believe that a thorough analysis would once again endorse the value of mammography.

For GDS1620 dataset, the biclusters output by ISA appeared to have the highest PPI scores compared to other algorithms, once again endorsing the fact that the biclusters of ISA were more biologically significant than those of other algorithms.

Governor Pataki once again refused to endorse a commuter tax, the biggest item on the mayor's wish list.

But she once again failed to endorse the 21st Century Glass-Steagall Act, which would reduce financial crashes and end bank gambling with taxpayer money.

"The truths we endorse once again have not changed since the American revolution," said one signer, Grover Norquist, the influential president of Americans for Tax Reform.

Trump is endorsing torture once again.

But once again Mr. Bush did not specifically endorse a constitutional amendment.

But David then offers a suggestion that endorses, once again, my rule of thumb that a wine's character can be as unpredictable as a person's".Age itself is not beauty," he tells me.

Rose is the youngest of them, Westwood the eldest, with England's golfing elite seeking once again this coming week finally to endorse their ability, when the US PGA Championship takes place at Oak Hill.

In addition, the RSK dismissed a set of Croatian demands, including to disarm, and failed to endorse the Z-4 Plan once again.