Sentence examples for another fore from inspiring English sources
The business is one of C&W's oldest, going back 150 years, but the company is shedding units to concentrate on business-communications services.Another British company turning rapidly to telecoms is GEC, which two months after buying one American maker of telecoms equipment (Reltec, for $2.1 billion) announced that it was buying another, Fore Systems, for $4.5 billion.
The 14-year-old amateur Guan Tianlang's slow-play penalty at the Masters brought to the fore another issue plaguing golf at every level.
Leibniz's answer to this question brings to the fore another paradigm of substancehood: unity.
As more data is produced by the "-omics", and now with next generation sequencing in the fore, another wave of data deluge is to be expected.
"We play a certain way, and we had success all year," he said, but added that the playoffs did bring another factor to the fore.
"When one industry goes in decline and another comes to the fore, you don't have a one-to-one employment replacement at all," he said.
The Issuikai contingent paid their respects behind the Europeans.After one priest signalled for the group to rise, another moved to the fore and waved a long wispy branch.
Mr Hadi also set a date, February 21st, for presidential elections.In this section Islamists of every stripe to the fore Yet another Islamist victory Has he really gone?
It seems unlikely that the Islamists will lose ground in rural areas where people have yet to cast their vote.In this section Islamists of every stripe to the fore Yet another Islamist victory Has he really gone?
Syria's foreign minister, Walid Muallem, reacting angrily to the league's decision, threatened to close transit routes between Arab states.In this section Islamists of every stripe to the fore Yet another Islamist victory Has he really gone?
The most radical change in the new constitution requires King Muhammad to pick a prime minister from whichever party wins the election.In this section Islamists of every stripe to the fore Yet another Islamist victory Has he really gone?
