The phrase "again substantial" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something is substantial once more, but it would need clearer context to be effective.
Example: "The findings were again substantial, reinforcing the previous conclusions drawn from the data."
Alternatives: "once more significant" or "again considerable".
Of those who failed the test, about a third were promoted anyway, indicating that once again, substantial discretion was used in making promotion decisions.
Again substantial work needs to be done.
There was again substantial evidence for the null hypothesis (BF01 = 5.33).
Again substantial rate gains are achieved by multibeam joint processing using R-ZF and DPC precoding.
The results indicate that, again, substantial energy can be saved by feed rearrangement via the coordinated control structure.
Together these account for 24% of the variance in the data, but the effect of shot number is again substantial (t(189) = 5.89, p < 0.0001, d = 0.86), whereas that of release year is not (t(189) = 1.89, p = 0.06).
ANOVA F is very significant at the 1% level but again less substantial compared to family firms (9.80 and 43.56, respectively).
And they will fall short again without substantial changes in the supporting cast, which wilted as June approached.
But ISDA believes the bigger risk today is that regulators will over-react and kill off an industry which is again generating substantial profits for London.
Narratively speaking, there's a generally informative and engaging professional arc, from Jobs's early days at Hewlett-Packard, via Atari and Apple, then Next, then back to Apple again (although substantial chunks, including his pioneering of Pixar, are glaring in their omissions).
Again, however, substantial heterogeneity exists given that between one-quarter and one-third of career changers are prepared to accept a cut in wage after changing to teaching.
