Sentence examples for again in terms of from inspiring English sources

The international and summer business will be strong again in terms of our advance bookings.

And again, in terms of the moral hazard, look at what happened to the Bear Stearns shareholders".

We had to start again in terms of trying to learn the mentality of how to win football matches.

It's glossy and murky at the same time, and mostly terrific, again in terms of (even looser) history.

But again, in terms of numbers, the number of attacks are clearly more from the domestic radical right than from Islamist individuals or organizations.

The importance of the cost of liability insurance was challenged also by Professor Reinhardt, again in terms of its national impact.

The SDLP will probably not catch up with Sinn Féin again in terms of the race to become the leading force of northern nationalism.

This is a problem for him, once again, in terms of his relationship to voters, although not necessarily in terms of his ability to govern.

But regardless of how powerfully the new mayor is able to lead, constraints are surmountable in a city ready to think again in terms of its great possibilities.

And again,... in terms of what we're planning to do with NCRR, the programs, that it's very much a work in progress...

Now I can get going [again] in terms of getting my teeth stuck into the job and improving results, certainly in the beginning".