Sentence examples for reiterated again from inspiring English sources
The phrase "reiterated again" is considered redundant in written English
It can be used when emphasizing that something has been repeated, but it's better to avoid redundancy.
Example: "The manager reiterated again the importance of meeting deadlines during the meeting."
Alternatives: "repeated" or "restated"
That discrepancy is something that Apple's chief executive has reiterated again and again.
With lyrics revised to mention "Brooklyn docks and nova lox" and "knishes," the song conveyed a message that was reiterated again and again: deep inside, I'm just a commoner like you.
7.59pm GMT The Greek finance ministry has told Reuters that the eurogroup has 'urged Cyprus' to present a new proposal on its bailout quickly, and reiterated (again!) the importance of protecting savers with less than €100,000 in the bank.
Zardari reiterated again that he and Chief of Army Staff General Kayani get along well, although he said he was very realistic about the power of the army "given our history".
SFA chief executive Stewart Regan reiterated again his fears that a combined British team could lead in time to the four home nations eventually coming under one umbrella - even though he acknowledged that Fifa are prepared to give assurances that there would not be any future repercussions if Scotland do participate.
Amazon also reiterated, again, that its tablet computer, the Kindle Fire, is its bestselling product on Amazon.com.
Let me reiterate again that caveats abound in such a simple analysis.
"But I reiterate again, I want to be in the Premier League for as long as I can.
I have said and reiterate again, it is the most serious failing in this force's history.
Peterson went on to reiterate again how much he loves all his kids, and only "whoops" them because he wants them to do right.
Keep reiterating, again and again, that depression is not something you "admit to", it is not something you have to blush about, it is a human experience.
