Sentence examples for since once again from inspiring English sources

The cause of Baffert, the jockey Gary Stevens and Point Given, however, didn't get any help from the draw, since once again the random-selection phase left Baffert with a bad pick for a post position.

Removing the touch panel from the case required a lot more heating time using my wife's hair dryer and a lot of patience, since once again things will not go as smoothly as shown in the video.

And the considerable savings opens up a bit of cash for secondary subscriptions like Netflix, which ends up, ironically, causing consumers to lock themselves into Walmart just as they were with Amazon, since once again they can't switch easily!

Since by (iii) and (iv) and since this implies Thus, by (i) and (ii), is a submanifold of and the boundary of the open set In fact, is a -manifold of class since, once again by (ii), lies on one side of its boundary.

Although this was a minimal set since, once again, very divergent prokaryotic homologues might have escaped detection, this small number indicated that nearly all the proteins present in LECA appeared after the emergence of the eukaryotic lineage.

It was studied in more detail with n-docosane as guest since, once again, the formation of a single complex simplified the NMR spectra.

The monarchy, which had been in eclipse since 1932, once again became a significant institution in Thailand.

I have spoken with her since, and once again she reassured me, as she had throughout my childhood.

It has since fallen once again, to just above five, a rate that is, nevertheless, twice that of any other affluent democracy.

Pittsburgh and Denver are tied with the Jets at 3. Detroit and Cleveland lead all teams with 11. 3) The Jets have had seven postseason appearances since 1997 Once again, the Jets' total puts them among the upper crust of N.F.L. teams.

But this return of "discouraged" workers may nearly have run its course.What is more, companies have since 2005 once again been hiring more permanent workers than those on part-time contracts.