Sentence examples for was again demonstrated from inspiring English sources

That was again demonstrated as the half-time whistle was met by a chorus of booing.

And the ability of Upper Valley people to respond in an emergency was again demonstrated when the community raised thousands of pounds within a few days in order to repatriate the body of a young local woman who had died in unexplained circumstances in Singapore.

Sheridan's flair for stage effect, exquisitely demonstrated in scenes in The School for Scandal, was again demonstrated in his delightful satire on stage conventions, The Critic, which since its first performance in October 1779 has been thought much funnier than its model, The Rehearsal (1671), by George Villiers, the 2nd Duke of Buckingham.

Her influence with the public was again demonstrated when sales of Riesling wine increased by 30% in the UK after she had incorporated it into her Coq au Riesling recipe on Nigella Express.

The significant inverse association of CagA+ status with asthma was again demonstrated (OR = 0.57, 95% CI = 0.36 0.89).

As for the experiment described above with the purified plasmid, specific capture of fragments α and β with limited background from fragment ε was obtained was again demonstrated.

Still, in a coincidence of timing, Mrs. Clinton found herself dealing with the news of her lagging fund-raising on the same day that her husband was again demonstrating his fund-raising prowess, and in New York at that.

Continuing its extended visit to the Metropolitan Opera on Tuesday night, the Kirov Opera was again demonstrating that historic pieces most opera lovers only read about or listen to at home do live and breathe onstage.

The common association of subdivided left atrium with intracardiac, pulmonary venous and aortic anomalies is again demonstrated.

Long-term suspension culture-initiating cells (SC-ICs) and quiescent leukemic cells (G0 in cell cycle) also were studied and synergistic interactions were again demonstrated.

And time's cruelty is again demonstrated by Maria Hengge's Masha, who declines into plump coarseness even while devotedly, and somewhat Freudianly, sharpening Konstantin's pencils.