Sentence examples for which again raises from inspiring English sources

Which again raises the question: is Cuba really heading toward capitalism or not?

Which again raises that pesky question: What to do with Jefferson?

Robinson has run for 77 yds on 10 carries, which again raises the issue of whether Michigan should allow Robinson to do more with his legs.

Access to a microfinance facility is associated with lower food expenditure, which again raises some concerns about the unintended consequences of such facilities.

Ireland's debt would still be manageable if not for the massive bank bailout, which again raises the point that unchecked manias are dangerous.

(And it is his decision, solely, which again raises the question of how Roger Sterling, whose name was left off the latest organizational chart handed down from London, would be able to summarily fire art director Sal Romano).

WPP, which again raised concerns about the business impact of the UK's EU referendum in June, nevertheless said that it expected a stronger second half performance this year.

furthermore, Maliki added in the bit about U.S. forces withdrawing from Iraqi cities in six months, which (again) raised the ante.

Additionally, van Fraassen (1985, pp. 297 298) argues that scientific explanations of evidential consilience may be accepted without the explanations themselves being understood as true, which once again raises questions about the nature of scientific explanation.

This is seriously aggressive pricing, which once again raises the question of just how much money Uber is hemorrhaging in markets like India, where demand for its services is still nascent.

Daniel Marans: "Tickets were on sale for a lavish New Year's Eve party that President-elect Donald Trump and his family are hosting at the Mar-a-Lago Club this weekend, which once again raises those thorny ethics question that have dogged Trump's presidential transition.