Sentence examples for term another from inspiring English sources

In his essay Mr Blair says while it is "right in the immediate term to concentrate on defeating Isis" in the longer term "another Isis will quickly arise to take their place unless we go to the root of the issue and deal with this ideology wherever and however it shows itself on a coordinated global basis".

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov criticised the White House's use of the term "another" chemical weapons attack, pointing out that there had been no independent investigation of the Khan Sheikhoun deaths.

In the longer term, another factor may keep prices down.

"Chili pepper" is a confusing term, another of Christopher Columbus's deathless misnomers.

Given this confusion, one approach is to abandon the term; another is to use it with greater precision.

She is expected to pick Scott, a congressman entering his third term; another congressman; or former state attorney general Henry McMaster.

The question of whether he deserves another term is another matter.

To everyone else, welcome back to the beginning of another term and another academic year at this most interesting place.

In the long-term, another problem looms: that of dealing with a growing cohort of HIV positive teenagers.

The speed and magnitude of change in some of our markets, which have historically performed well, has been significant and shows how sensitive parts of our business are to market conditions in the short-term". Another update will come on 24 November.

If player and team failed to agree on terms, another one-year extension was automatically implemented.