Sentence examples for again, exclusively from inspiring English sources

"And the prospect of making an abandoned village come alive again exclusively for the use of creative people was a fascinating idea".

When series three starts shooting later this year, it will be as a full-blown production, using professional actors and operating on a £25,000 budget drawn from product placement and advertising - again, exclusively on the net.

Just like 2009 in Landau, Germany, this student-only meeting was again exclusively organized by students and with the well-known special benefits for students: no conference fees were charged and every participant received a travel grant.

Public or private legal persons (without statutory, but) with delegated legislative or conferred administrative legal powers (e.g., to grant subsidies or allowances, apply sanctions, or issue permits) - again exclusively allocated to them, and of a unilateral nature.

Broadly speaking, we may distinguish between two main groups: 1. Public or private legal persons (without statutory, but) with delegated legislative or conferred administrative legal powers (e.g., to grant subsidies or allowances, apply sanctions, or issue permits) - again exclusively allocated to them, and of a unilateral nature.

This mineral might have been detected earlier, again exclusively in meteorites, by Soviet geologists.

Under the same di-cistronic SEAP expression system, in the presence of GFP alone SEAP was again localized exclusively in a phenotypically intact Golgi with COPII puncta immediately surrounding it, although with a near complete lack of co-localization with COPII puncta (Figure 8A).

While IVF is notoriously expensive, unreliable and exceptionally invasive for women, alternative drug treatments are again almost exclusively offered to the female partner, if at all.

"As agencies working to support refugee integration across the UK we are concerned that these public funds may once again go exclusively to private sector companies, with little or none of that money directed to support local government and the local communities where refugees are housed.

A revamped version, which Sikes co-conceived with Tony-winning lyricist Lisa Lambert, returns to the venerable nightspot on April 16 and once again focuses exclusively on Garland's legendary songbook.

The league added three additional American teams in 1994 and two in 1995 (with one team folding), but the initiative failed in most markets, and by 1996, the CFL again operated exclusively within Canada.