Sentence examples for once again perhaps from inspiring English sources

In the end, South Africa 2010 will probably be about traditional powers once again, perhaps Brazil and Argentina, who could meet in a dream final.

He was not invited to the medal stand, of course, but he is looking forward to being near it once again, perhaps in Beijing in 2008.

None of us were prudes, but it seemed to us that women, too, were now once again, perhaps unconsciously, colluding in our own and our daughters' diminishment.

There have been too many multiple deployments of regulars and reserves, and if draftees were in the mix once again, perhaps there would be no more wars of choice.

The global economic ground rules need changing once again, perhaps not as radically as they were by the ideology driven laissez-faire revolutionaries of the Thatcher era, but they need changing all the same.

It's a neat trick, but once again, perhaps of limited daily usefulness.

Mixing these groups once again would perhaps fill all the gaps — of the last century and this one as well.

If the climatic conditions for Wyeomyia smithii were changing once again, then perhaps this would show up in the timing of diapause.

The conductor was Robin Ticciati, standing in for Davis with the LSO once again, and perhaps taking less care of platform balance than his mentor would have.

Most would happily settle for finishing on top of the domestic pile once again and perhaps reaching the Champions League knockout stage.

So do those who had just begun to claw their way out of the slums but are now impoverished once again: this year perhaps another 100m people in East Asia will be unable to meet their basic needs.