Sentence examples for once more highlight from inspiring English sources

Then, they agreed to a two month extension that guaranteed that the battle would be renewed -- a fight that will once more highlight just how, when it comes to jobs, President Obama and the Democrats are doing battle with a "do nothing Republican Congress".

The adding of a 69 to Thursday's 70 has left the Dubliner firmly in the hunt for the Scottish Open title and, once more, highlighted the value of experience in links golf.

The latest revelations surrounding the Chinese cyberespionage group Axiom have once more highlighted the increasing tensions between the United States and the People's Republic of China (PRC) in cyberspace.

This once more highlights the fact that simplifying the treatment is one of the most influential factors on satisfaction.

The heterogeneity of the clusters we retrieved once more highlights the need for the development and application of such methods.

This finding once more highlights the aforementioned successful separation of the synaptic/neuronal (CNneg1) transcriptional dysregulation from the more ubiquitous dysregulated genes (CNneg2) in our networks.

Thus the FST analysis shows that extended haplotype homozygosity of the AGA risk haplotype is accompanied by strong differentiation between human populations and once more highlights that the region between EDA2R and AR is a region of particular interest.

Once more we highlight the streamlined process characterised in this paper represents a consistent process.

Once more he has highlighted in vivid, worrying terms the extent of the problem and its consequences – patient safety imperilled, whistleblowers' lives ruined.

It seems the world knows no rest: Islamic terror rearing its ugly head and in the most gruesome of manners in Europe and beyond, Turkey morphing from a democracy into an autocracy, divisive election campaigns emphasize once more our differences, highlighting our disagreements..

Once more, this correlation highlighted the crucial importance of mutationally activated kinases as anti-cancer drug targets.