Sentence examples for orientation once again from inspiring English sources

As teens enter emerging adulthood and then adulthood, this orientation once again changes towards more intimate friends and family, rather than their broader peer group.

The Socialist Party's victory in the elections of 1995 after ten years in opposition signified a change in social policy orientation once again [ 50, 81].

De facto, presently, the only Italian orientation is once again the Code of medical ethics, which in accordance with the international context previously mentioned, tries to give some dignity to what at European and extra European level has long been shared and accepted.

In summary, the strongest influence on the hydraulic efficiency was, once again, the inlet orientation.

Once again, reverse complement orientation of the motifs was allowed and the results obtained were analysed using Fisher's exact test based on the number of RefSeq promoters with a combined motif significance of P < 0.0001 in each of the groups.

Notably, the membranes of the resultant ILV have undergone two membrane invaginations: one during the initial endocytosis that results in the inversion of the membrane and another invagination within the MVB that once again inverts the orientation to that of the original plasma membrane.

"Instead of creating public areas where people from all sexual orientations can live together, the government has once again chosen to ostracize homosexuals".

All she has to do is once again measure the spin and orientation of the black hole.

Does this mean Ukraine's pro-European orientation will continue, or will the political set-up change dramatically once again?

Once again, this emphasis is consistent with the 'deficits' orientation of the newspaper article.

Once again extensive cracking is associated with the orientations.