Sentence examples for it again failed from inspiring English sources
In 2002 it again failed to cross the 5 percent threshold, but in 2005 the PDS and its left allies in western Germany together known as the Left Party captured nearly 9 percent of the national vote and won more than 50 seats in the Bundestag.
Health Minister Mark Drakeford has told AMs he has given the Welsh Ambulance Service three months to achieve "urgent improvements", after it again failed to meet response time targets.
At the same time, it again failed to turn a profit, posting an $95 million loss for the year.
In 1937, Mashbir returned to Japan in a second attempt to activate his plan on behalf of the Office of Naval Intelligence; it again failed, and Mashbir was dis-enrolled from the reserves in 1939.
This approach improves the first upper bound (frac {n}{n-8}+ epsilon_{n}), but it again fails to catch the fourth-order Joseph-Lundgren exponent computed by Gazzola and Grunau [18].
Appeasement did not work with dictatorships in the 1930s (Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, Imperial Japan), and it has again failed abysmally against today's forces of evil.
JetBlue said on Tuesday it yet again failed to make a profit, as the low-cost airline reported a roughly break-even third quarter.
And it once again failed to bring right-wing legislators to the table while mobilizing immigrant rights activists in opposition.
This will have been abundantly clear in the minds of voters casting utterly wasted votes on Thursday, and on Friday when it once again fails to deliver one of its stated advantages: strong, stable, single-party government.
With an ever increasing national debt of almost $20tn, and a status quo foreign policy that has time and again failed, it is time for Americans to be open to real change from outside of the establishment.
The cash payments alone should ensure that his party, the Congresso Nacional da Reconstrução de Timor-Leste (CNRT), wins the most seats in the parliamentary election, even if it once again fails to win an outright majority.Mr Gusmão's tactics will probably trump concerns that Timor-Leste is falling prey to a resource curse.
