Sentence examples for there must again from inspiring English sources

Supposing that \(X \in \textbf{NP}\) there must again be a non-deterministic Turing machine \(N = \langle Q,\Sigma,\Delta,s \rangle\) accepting \(X\) with polynomial time complexity \(p(n)\).

There must never again be such blood-letting unless the most vital interests of Germany and the West were involved.

The point is that J.K. Rowling is perhaps the only writer I consider to be one of my favorites (because I must; again, there is loyalty and gratitude here) who has really only produced one work.

And: "So long as Russia and China retain their own large military forces and haven't fully rid themselves of the instinct to throw their weight around... there will be times when we must again play the role of the world's reluctant sheriff".

We must again.

But Raymond, through his anti-heroic alter ego, makes the point again and again that there must be someone to speak for the dead, to answer the bellow of justice from beyond the grave even if they didn't directly seek him out.

As Firmino marauded forward again, there must have been three blue shirts near him but the switched pass left them stranded and Coutinho's shot was drilled through Hart's legs for Liverpool's second.

With their prolific careers soaring from mainstream to cult and back again, there must have been points where being funny or creative has just not been on the agenda?

The 4-0 defeat in the Capital One Cup at MK Dons was a particularly bad advert for the idea and Van Gaal has reverted to a more traditional back four - but again there must be understanding for what the manager has had to deal with.

Believe me, I get that I don't score well on anybody's "coolness" scale, but again, there must be lots of married people who are more socially awkward than myself, even if my sole sense of purpose or amusement in life comes from maintaining a daily necktie blog.

Again there must be a molecular mechanism whereby ATP is synthesised in the changed environment of the enzyme active site, and, perhaps released by a flux of cations.