Sentence examples for once again rather from inspiring English sources

So they argue that the commission should invoke Article 104 (7) once again, rather than moving to tougher measures under Article 104 (9).

Also, it seems preferable to place all the blame for Lumumba's wrongful arrest on Knox, once again, rather than on the people who actually made the wrongful arrest so quickly and so carelessly.

Once again, rather than the Fail Whale, it's been getting the annoyingly bland 503 error on and off all night.

This alongside the Facebook's brilliant experimental desktop updater for Mac seems to show that the company is committed to user experience once again, rather than cluttering things up.

But once again, rather than welcoming in this much-needed energy, party insiders worked to keep Sanders supporters out in the cold.

While talk of such things might bore musical laymen, it's what gets Ward excited and wanting to create something new once again, rather than willing to rely on the same old tricks he learned last time around.

Once again, leaks rather than inquiries are making the running on the Iraq story.

A statement read: "Once again, Mr Whelan, rather distressingly, believes he can speak on behalf of Chinese people.

For lately, our obsession with pounding acres of shopfloor in search of our purchases seems to be on the wane and small is once again looking rather beautiful.

So Rilke's famous Unicorn, in the poem of that title, seems once again vivid rather than merely fanciful: 'It never was.

"We are gravely concerned that once again politics, rather than science, is at play and the most vulnerable women — teens — will be penalized," said the group's president, James Wagoner.