Sentence examples for raises once more from inspiring English sources

It inevitably raises once more the question of his own retirement.

It raises once more a fundamental question : Where were the regulators when this was happening?

It raises once more a fundamental question of these times: Where were the regulators when all of this was happening?

This strategy raises once more the question of the nature of musical works, and whether traditional forms of metaphysical argument are appropriate in the cultural realm.

After Griffiths's arrest in May, perhaps inevitably, the issue was raised once more.

The specter of overpopulation was raised once more in 2008 by the decline in global food stocks and rapid deterioration of the environment.

After revelations that the Tories held secret talks at the weekend in England with both the UUP and the DUP, nationalists' suspicions have been raised once more.

The industry typically prevails, reasonably, because the problem is a real one -- and the visa quotas for skilled immigrants are raised once more.

Judge Hanson's ruling on Thursday, and the fallout on Friday, have also raised once more the issue of same-sex marriage among the presidential candidates who devote so much time in this state leading up to its early caucuses.

But those flags will only fly at half-mast until Tuesday, at which point they will be raised once more — a symbolic indication that after we mourn those who have died too soon, we must eventually move on.

The impending appearance this week of the BNP leader Nick Griffin on BBC's Question Time has raised once more the spectre of racism and its continuing role in British society.