Sentence examples for for a further round from inspiring English sources
The phrase "for a further round" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional instance or phase of an activity, such as a game, competition, or discussion.
Example: "After a brief break, the teams returned for a further round of the tournament."
Alternatives: "for another round" or "for an additional round".
There appears to be little political appetite for a further round of fiscal stimulus or easier monetary policy.
AS TEN Republican contenders prepared for a further round of TV debates on Tuesday June 5th another potential presidential candidate took a step closer to joining the throng.
The Bank of Japan opted for a further round of stimulus on Tuesday, and some economists said they believed that the Bank of England might follow this year.
A flurry of polls revealed yesterday that France is bitterly divided over continuing industrial action as the country braced itself for a further round of strikes, protests and blockades.
Brahimi said he had proposed an agenda for a further round of talks that would focus first on ending the violence and then cover how to create a transitional governing body.
Staff in the BBC's news and radio divisions are bracing themselves for a further round of up to 600 job cuts as part of the latest phase of cost savings which began three years ago.
Shepherd, the lead author of the study, warned that this progress could be put at risk by a combination of the economic recovery – which could make alcohol more affordable for young people – and a further round of austerity cuts that could curtail spending on CCTV and police resources.
A further round is planned for next week.
As the new year begins, investors also face a further round of earnings warnings for the fourth quarter of 2000.
Now it expects only 0.25%, saying "the pressure for an immediate further round of tightening has been sharply reduced".Too soon to tellIs the Fed's job done?
The Ukraine crisis became a triumph for the EU foreign minister, Carl Bildt, prompting the decision to go for a further big round of enlargement.
