Sentence examples for the issue reappeared from inspiring English sources
The Olympic medallist tore his tricep in April and only returned to training recently, but the issue reappeared during a warm-up on Thursday.
He continued his bowling until the issue reappeared during Pakistan tour to England in 1962; the controversy ended his international career at the age of 23.
The same issue reappears in the area of turbulence, where the similarity between ideal gases and liquids is found again and, correspondingly, the similarity between a highly compressed gas and a some- what rarefied one.
The issue of the latter reappears in more detail in chapter 6. Chapter 5 lifts the veil on the legal intricacies of regulating communications by discussing the use of the U.S. Constitution's first amendment by both sides of the dispute.
[C4.] A Case for No Sales Tax at All The proposed Bush tax cut is getting all the attention, but another tax issue has recently reappeared in the halls of Congress: the thorny problem of how to collect sales taxes on the Internet.
It was reprinted during World War II when the issue of conscientious objection to participation in war reappeared.
After the demise of the Taliban, poppies reappeared with a vengeance, in spite of a fresh ban issued by Hamid Karzai's government.
"The umbrella reappeared.
