Sentence examples for once again real from inspiring English sources

Once again real exchange rate behavior changed markedly.

Gordon Brown, who made a brilliant speech, has shown once again real leadership in finding global solutions to global problems, just as he did at the G20 on finance.

Once again, real estate professionals are puzzled by Mr. Silverstein's refusal to compromise on his annual asking rent, which now ranges from $75 to $85 a square foot for the top floor.

An inspiring bunch that makes us believe once again that real people can help put real progressives back in Congress.

Once again, a real estate Web site is ruffling feathers by making performance data on individual real estate agents available to the public.

But once again the real economy was absent from the European Council, the actual social situation experienced by the people of Europe, and the social fight was not at the forefront of the options taken, options which are prepared to overcome those obstacles, which should be made smaller.

The current bloodshed, fueled by political extremists and religious fanatics, turns the culture war once again into real war.

In other words, once again, the real thing is somewhere down the road and still out of reach.

With such a mixed division, the playoffs is once again a real possibility for the Saints despite starting the season 1-3.

Once again the real dropped on fears about Brazil's neighbours and general unease about the world economy and the election of President Lula.

He had just two years remaining on his deal at Arsenal and had already been the subject of interest, once again, from Real Madrid before Juventus moved in to close the deal this week.