Sentence examples for once again underscores from inspiring English sources

"This heinous act once again underscores the urgent need for a political resolution to the conflict in Libya, the continuation of which only benefits terrorist groups, including Isil".

And this, once again, underscores the continuing importance of Mill's Scottish education.

This breach just once again underscores that companies need to do more to prevent data breaches before they happen.

The Simplicity of the Divine Ways: Having already highlighted the rational character of creation in the first consideration, Malebranche begins this argument with another such point that once again underscores God's wisdom.

For many officials, the spate of wildfires once again underscores that fire season in California is now an all-year-round reality.

I've also been disappointed to read so many comments along the lines of "we knew Tom was gay," which once again underscores the tired old clichés existing in our culture about what behavior constitutes "masculine" and "heterosexual" identity.

In the 2002 McCain-Feingold law, Congress once again underscored that corporations cannot contribute to campaigns.

The remarks prompted an outcry from all quarters, and once again underscored his poor approval ratings among women.

The controversy has once again underscored the sensitivities surrounding Taiwan's ties with the United States as both countries try to manage their relationship with a rising China.

The verdict on Monday capped a 22-month judicial process that once again underscored the deep enmity between Mr. Putin and Mr. Khodorkovsky.

This latest spike in the state's inpatient population has once again underscored a statewide and national crisis of hospital overcrowding, according to Ken Roberts of the Connecticut Hospital Association.