Sentence examples for once again small from inspiring English sources
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"Once again, small studies give us the wrong answers," said Dr. Robert M. Califf, a Duke cardiologist who directed the large study.
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Not only it has become viable once again, small game makers seem to have developed much more capacity.
Once again, small volumes of HES were administered.
Effect sizes were once again small – an increase in annual solar radiation in the adjusted model was associated with a 14% decrease in risk of germ cell and gonadal neoplasms (RR=0.86; 95% CI 0.79, 0.93).
Once again, smaller stocks were left out as money poured into high tech stocks that are already enjoying price/earnings multiples three- and fourfold the market's average.
Once again, this small country of nine million people finds itself one of the most important places on Earth.
Once again, in Small Time Crooks, Allen plays a dim-witted hustler surrounded by a motley crew of low-IQ louts and lasses.
Forty years ago, in "The Producers," Zero Mostel slept with rich old ladies in order to raise money for a Broadway show; Zohan labors on behalf of a corner store, demonstrating, once again, that small business is the soul of the American economy.
When the coke bubble burst and bands no longer came to play, it was once again the small, local discotecas (literally "record libraries") dedicated to the rhythms and urban sensibility of classic salsa, but also to earlier dance music and crooners, that maintained the city's love and knowledge of Latino music.
