Sentence examples for once again agreement from inspiring English sources

The low-trust English-speaking markets felt similarly about treating employees well, but less strongly; once again, agreement was highest in Australia (63percentt), followed by Canada (59percentthe the US (55percentt), and the UK (40percentt).

The citizenry cheered and the procession began anew, with everybody once again in agreement that the emperor's new clothes were magnificent.

Once again excellent agreement is achieved.

Once again, the agreement between the various sets of sensors is quite good, in general, except for the offsets mentioned above.

The decrease of the channeling yields of C2 compared to C1 suggest that the original damaged ZnO crystalline lattice is partially recovered after the RTA process, once again, in agreement with the GIXRD results presented above.

In contrast, EEF1A1 mRNA expression was detectable in all kinds of tissues analysed, once again in agreement with the cell lines data.

The mortality reduction has an early regular increase to a plateau persisting up to the end of the observed follow-up, once again in agreement with the concept of putative CMF related cures.

Where both studies are once again in agreement is on the function of the basic residues in the trigger loop: in neither set of experiments do the effects of mutations to these residues support earlier proposals [ 5, 8] that these function as a general acid.

Photograph: Gary He/AP As I write this on the morning of November 27, talks between Broadway stagehands and producers have just broken off once again without an agreement.

As Nassau County officials were unable once again to reach agreement today on a four-year fiscal rescue plan, the head of a state board monitoring the county's efforts warned that a state takeover was becoming increasingly likely.

The current method once again shows excellent agreement with the experimental data at low angles of attack, and only a slight overprediction of the −C p suction peak at higher angles of attack, with a maximum deviation of 14%% at α = 15.2°.