Sentence examples for standard once again from inspiring English sources

While he waited for the party to ask him to carry its standard once again, the aggressive John F. Kennedy machine grabbed it instead, then narrowly beat Nixon.

In a new interview she's defiantly calling out thos e double standards, once again. .

Her moving 1991 rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" at the Super Bowl, amid the first Gulf War, set a new standard and once again reaffirmed her as America's sweetheart.

The standard deviations once again show that the deviations can be attributed to random fluctuations.

Now traditional lending standards are once again in vogue, and equity is the touchstone.

Children who scored high enough to avoid double math periods, but still below standards, are once again being urged to attend after-school math and homework programs.

Some of the largest corruption trials involving high-ranking party officials are slated to take place this month, and as the Lunar New Year approaches complaints about living standards are once again surfacing.

A comparison of the levels of the 3895 bp deletion detected by real-time PCR with those detected by standard PCR showed once again a good correlation between the two PCR assays.

The same day that word of Chu's appointment began to leak out, Congress backed away from a provision of the auto-bailout package that would have forced the automakers to abide by new efficiency standards that California — once again — is trying to set.

If she can even approach this standard, Elizabeth Alexander will prove once again that Obama is smarter than most of his critics, including this one.

The White House announced Mr. Obama's golf partners, as is standard protocol, and they once again included a friend who always creates a bit of a stir whenever he is spotted with the president.