Sentence examples for expected once again from inspiring English sources

The individual parties will accordingly run separately.Initially, they can be expected once again to regroup into two opposing blocks.

The report is expected once again to show job growth too anemic to significantly reduce a jobless rate that has hovered at 9 percent.

The television upfront season just beginning, wherein advertisers bid for space in the upcoming television year, is expected once again to make the point that advertisers, when it comes to paying real money, pay it to television.

The list included several jaw-dropping deals, notably the $80 billion merger announced in December of Exxon and Mobil.This year the deal-making is expected once again to be frantic the exuberance of the stockmarket will help determine just how frantic.

The polls show that parties from Mr Cardoso's coalition are expected once again to capture more state governorships than the PT or other leftish groups, as well as more seats in Congress.Voters seem to be hedging their bets, reckons Marcelo Medeiros, a politics professor at one of Recife's universities.

Data for the first seven months of 2013 support the projection that the country will do better than expected once again this year, finally reaching the seminal target of primary surplus, ie a budget surplus, excluding payments for servicing old debts.

At the Tugboat Roundup in September, Ralph Folger, 78, a retired tug engineer, expects once again to join the roundtable discussion on Waterford's heritage.

I did not expect once again to be blogging about the impact of the death of a young trans person, not 24 hours after my most recent post.

The film remains in an early stage of production but is expected to once again combine CGI and live action.

From Christopher Botta: With next summer's planned MSG Transformation Phase II expected to once again last into late October, what will the Rangers' preseason and opening weeks of the regular season look like?

According to Mark Mahaney, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, Google is expected to once again spend less money than it earns this year, boosting the group's total cash reserves to $90bn by the end of December.