Sentence examples for is again more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama is again more popular than most other presidents, relative to the model's prediction.

But he is – again, more time-honoured tradition – a robot who might decide he has a mind of his own.

In John Schlesinger's English-village tale "Cold Comfort Farm," which opens this week, Sewell's passion is again more overt: he plucks the virtue from local beauties.

The odds remain that one family is again more likely to produce both finalists than even a tennis nation as vast and thriving as Russia.

Mr Zenawi is, again, more ambiguous, talking peace while beefing up Ethiopia's army.Many, perhaps most, Ethiopians and many foreign observers argue that, despite the government's recent bloody brutality, Mr Zenawi is still the best man to keep Ethiopia on a path to development.

Their conversation is fast and exuberant and funny, although it is, again, more on Adam's terms than on Hannah's: he's the one who does the teasing and wisecracking, while Hannah, who is full of barbed observations when she's with her friends, seems to hold her fire around Adam.

Today there are again more than 200 publishing houses in Berlin.

But last year the rich were again more likely than the poor to be audited.

Still, another second place (behind Zarkava) was again more than the market expected of him.

In the Renaissance, there were, again, more books in the vernacular, more books by women, and just more books.

Although no particular span group benefited from using any one strategy, WM span scores obtained while participants used the rehearsal strategy was, again, more predictive of reading ability.