Sentence examples for again to develop from inspiring English sources

But it needs again to develop fresh products -- like the PT Cruiser -- that the public can't resist.

Schelling's appointment to the University of Berlin in 1841 gave him an opportunity once again to develop public interest in his conceptions.

Unwilling again to develop their youth at the expense of sitting veterans, the Rangers assigned Malhotra to Hartford before the season opener to learn how to play the wing.

Sadly, there has been a political failure, once again, to develop a solution with cross-party sign up and consensus that would deliver a sustainable and fair solution and a genuine social contract for all generations that everyone could commit to.

"All the success we have created has allowed us again to develop a car combining the best skills we have acquired the Mulsanne".

Knowing the importance of an early diagnosis, researchers have tried time and again to develop simple tests to get a leg up on the disease.

And they will again try to develop players while remaining competitive.

"Such an outbreak can never be allowed to occur again, or to develop so catastrophically due to international inaction".

What redeems these occasional signpostings, in a genre that inclines to the portentous, is an odd playfulness, in which the fugitive poetry of the prose is now and again allowed to develop into something semi-surreal.

"For more severe phobic cases we again need to develop the evidence base for how best to manage these patients in more specialised services for example through talking therapies," he said.

In the next two years we will … again continue to develop international players for the future and, hopefully, we might see one or two of these talented youngsters get their chance in the Olympics in 2012.