Sentence examples for once again stressed from inspiring English sources

John Fallon, the chief executive of Pearson, once again stressed that the paper was not for sale.

The Spanish prime minister once again stressed that there could be no negotiations whatsoever until Puigdemont's government stepped back from the brink.

But he also once again stressed the need for a common approach to financial regulation, seemingly a swipe at Germany, which has gone it alone in banning certain types of speculative trading.

As the Tories once again stressed economic and fiscal responsibility, it is important to remember that this Government has borrowed £708bn in the last five years compared to Labour borrowing of £292bn over thirteen.

Putin for his part did not refer directly to the scandals but he once again stressed his support for the embattled Fifa leader, whom he has previously suggested was the victim of an American smear campaign.

As the spinning wheel of Ann Coulter's on-again, off-again appearance at UC Berkeley came to rest on "off" today, campus officials once again stressed their commitment to free speech, saying it was the conservative pundit herself who decided to change her plans.

I think "and businesses" is the key here, once again stressing the economic case for going green.

She added: "We once again stress that Israel must do more to meet its own standards and avoid civilian casualties".

This question is an important challenge to observational research and once again stresses the need for control of possible biases in choosing an appropriate study design.

"You think that we all know what Donald Trump's son said," he said, once again stressing that he was too important to concern himself with the babblings of the Trumps or their countrymen.

Let's once again stress that there is a lot we don't know about what Russia did or didn't do, pending a full accounting from Robert S. Mueller III and congressional investigators.