Sentence examples for once again explain from inspiring English sources
If a particularly strong hurricane hits, climatologists will once again explain that rising sea levels increase the likelihood of more, and more severe, storms, and perhaps even more Americans will begin believing in climate change.
A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "We are urgently trying to contact the complainant so we can discuss with her the issues that she is raising on social network sites, to once again explain our approach and tactics in this investigation to provide both answers for her and clarity.
Not only will I once again explain why your comments were so wrong, but I will completely school you on why your refusal to seek a way out of Iraq is only aiding al Qaeda and crippling American security.
Third, the measurement of different MPs in the present study and the earlier study [ 40] could once again explain the different findings.
Once again, explain that you do not want to isolate them or in any manner cut them off entirely.
Mr. McClung once again explains his desire to keep the statues here, where they belong.
On ABC's "Good Morning America" yesterday Mr. Cooper once again explained why Ms. Jolie chose CNN.
A caller on "Jane Whitney" echoed this, once again explaining the difference between "good" and "bad" girls: "A good girl is the one who waits and is with a guy and sees if the guy wants just one thing from her or if the guy loves her".
Dr. Albright was once again explaining to the Russians that the Clinton administration believes that the threat of missiles able to hit the United States -- and Russia -- from North Korea, Iraq and Iran justifies amending the cold war's basic arms control treaty and building a limited national missile defense system.
In a new letter to its shareholders -- once again explaining why a search advertising deal with Google is superior to Microsoft's offer to buy its search business -- Yahoo's chief executive, Jerry Yang, and its chairman, Roy Bostock, slammed Mr. Icahn's attempt to install a rival slate, calling Mr. Icahn's agenda "narrow".
Martin schooled Williams once again, explaining to her the history of black people in America from 1619 (when the first slaves arrived in the Americas) to today. .
