Sentence examples for again contracted from inspiring English sources
But data suggested that Japan's economy might have again contracted last quarter as stimulus measures ran out and a strong yen weighed on the earnings of companies that depend on exports.
For example, in 1714 a tumultuous year for the opera she was contracted for £500 and a benefit concert for her appearances in a shortened opera season; in the 1720 21 opening season at the Royal Academy she was again contracted for £500.
After a brief growth spurt from 2004 through 2007 Japan's economy has again contracted, is smaller today than it was a decade ago and "will contract in size from now on," Japanese economist Akihiko Matsutani predicts.
The current census will soon report that tiger range has again contracted.
After Bart finally stepped down as Variety editor-in-chief in 2009, he again contracted with Weinstein to write another book.
UNICEF again contracted with an international architect, who spent two months in Myanmar working on designs in close collaboration with a team of engineers from the Ministry of Education.
Speaking in Davos on Friday shortly after the release of figures showing the economy was again contracting, the London mayor said it was time to "junk the rhetoric of austerity" and instead take steps to boost confidence and spending.
As a result, Japan's economy is once again contracting and the Liberal Democrats remain dependent on coalition partners who make it difficult to provide effective and consistent governance.
Folds in the esophageal wall stretch out as materials pass by them and again contract once they have passed.
But then again, contracts are one more headache for consumers, so maybe Apple would be more in favor of selling the device cheaply without a contract, and allowing consumers to pay for 3G service on the go, like they do with the 3G iPads.
