Sentence examples for again make sense from inspiring English sources

It also has a share in a west Siberian oilfield.BASF was mining coal until the late 1980s, and today even that might again make sense.

Giving the punters what they wanted – again and again – made sense.

When her mother complained of workplace harassment, it again made sense; the Ghowrwals were Afghan immigrants living in post-9/11 post-9/11 America

Here is an opportunity for the Big East Seven to stand up and say enough, stand for a basketball league that again makes sense.

On one hand, Eddie Jones's decision to stick with Elliot Daly on the wing again makes sense – he was excellent against Fiji, singled out for praise by the head coach, has the necessary pace and is willing to go looking for the ball.

Regarding the promotion of demand-oriented feed-in, it again makes sense to differentiate between dispatchable and intermittent renewables.

"Therefore the idea of a five year moratorium before any closure proposals can be considered again makes sense.

Further, Lotze's solution aims at, once again, making sense of the process of our thinking and not explicating any supposed relation of mind and world.

Using BSC for this final step to agree on a set of ballots again makes sense, as the number of ballots is typically much larger than the number of authorities.

They wouldn't tell me what their revenues look like right now, but they did say that they continue to be profitable and are re-investing nearly $9 out of every $10, which, again, makes sense given their stage of development.

Keep your head high and hope that the Republicans will dominate the conversation so much that you may be the one who again makes sense.