Sentence examples for rely once again from inspiring English sources

Philip Peters, founder of the Cuba Research Center, a new nonpartisan group dedicated to analysis of Cuba, says that Mr. Gross must now rely once again on the same American and Cuban governments that have failed to reach an agreement for years.

But as the influx of women and children from Central America heated up this summer, President Obama decided to rely once again on family detention facilities as part of his plan to speed hearings and deportations of those seeking refugee status – without risking political fallout from letting families with children utilize alternative programs.

The mayor, for his part, is relying once again on the personal touch to sell his plan.

Now, as he tries to expand Access into a regional company, Mr. Bajema is relying once again on his military training.

But Mr. Kerry is also relying, once again, on his comrades from Vietnam, some of whom were with him again on Friday.

In the 16th stage of what will almost certainly be his fourth consecutive victory in the Tour de France, Lance Armstrong relied once again on his formidable team today, then launched an attack on the last of three climbs that left all his major rivals behind.

Besides relying once again on the overused trope of putting small children and babies in mortal danger from the Walkers, the episode seemed too..

Besides relying once again on the overused trope of putting small children and babies in mortal danger from the Walkers, the episode seemed too intent on attempting to jolt viewers by killing off beloved characters, such as the saintly Hershel.

After decades of organizing and pushing for fair pay and decent benefits, those that provide many of the services all New Mexicans greatly rely on are once again being asked to pay for the crimes of others.

The measures once again rely heavily on the state and big investment projects.

Beyond adding five new drama series and two new comedies, CBS will once again rely on reality shows.