As things stand, Roman Abramovich has no plans to sack yet another manager and for Mourinho the task now is to try yet again to stop the rot.
And so businesses are among the key supporters of the peace conference in the neighboring country of Djibouti, in which some 2,000 Somalis are gathered to try yet again to establish a government.
More than that, Mr. Rangel said, he wanted to try yet again to achieve what had eluded blacks and Latinos in New York over the last 25 years: the formation of a political coalition to ensure the election of minority politician to high office.
Clearly things aren't as they're supposed to be, and in the search for answers, our heroes are propelled forward to 2017 to try (yet again) to prevent Skynet's rise, which may or may not be tied to a really popular app of some kind.
Corporations, not satisfied enough with their sky-high profits, are trying yet again to rally Missouri lawmakers in an attempt to override the veto of Gov. Jay Nixon and pass so-called right-to-work (RTW) legislation that would drive down salaries and hamper workplace rights of everyday workers.
Next week, Republicans will try yet again to vote Olson into the solicitor general's job.
The cartel will try yet again to agree upon production cuts at its next meeting, on March 23rd, but, partly thanks to its members' cheating on quotas, the impact of any such cuts will be small.
Kerry sometimes speaks vaguely of trying yet again to forge an Israeli-Palestinian settlement — "There are worse things than getting caught trying" — but his last attempt left him badly disillusioned.
When you see a market opportunity, you try to use your resources to take advantage of it, and in this case we have Microsoft trying yet again to grab a piece of the communications and collaborations business in an attempt to do what it has always done: keep us using Microsoft tools.
