Sentence examples for once again successful from inspiring English sources
Workshop participants successfully identified a number of details of planning and implementation which could be improved, and the revised exercise was once again successful in the classroom.
Between 1974 and 1979 the international price of oil remained quite stable, but then OPEC was once again successful in pushing the price up sharply to more than $30 per barrel in 1980.
Geraghty and Evans were once again successful from the tee, but the Irish fly-half missed the opportunity to give his side a half-time lead, opting for a quick tap when presented with a penalty 20 metres out.
"The past year has, by all measures, been once again successful," festival President Fred Sattler said at the annual meeting.
The Hoyas win with a stifling defense and just enough offense, which was, once again, a successful formula Saturday against Rutgers as Georgetown picked up an easy victory in its Big East opener.
The ever-cocky Prime Minister, no doubt, believes he will once again be successful.
Proving once again that successful public relations narratives rarely rely on nuance.
Once again they were successful.
"With the help of its employees and subcontractors and the M.T.A.'s very capable staff and designers, Judlau and TC will once again deliver a successful project to the M.T.A. and the riding public," Mr. Pereira said.
Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick, professional buddies since "The Producers" (2001) and "The Odd Couple" (2005), pair up once again, as a successful TV actor (Lane) and a playwright (Broderick), who, along with a falling-star actress sporting an ankle monitor (Stockard Channing) and a wealthy producer (Megan Mullally), wait anxiously on opening night to see if their new play will be a hit.
Mr. Jobs, who was able to raise speculation about what he planned to introduce this year to a fever pitch, and who is no stranger to hyperbole, expressed confidence that Apple once again had been successful in differentiating itself from the rest of the computer industry.
