The phrase "again as high" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate a return to a previous level or height, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "After the renovations, the ceiling was again as high as it had been before."
Alternatives: "once more at the same height" or "back to the previous height".
The Great Leap would begin as high as a helium balloon could go: a hundred and thirty thousand feet — a quarter again as high as Kittinger went.
If it is to be installed in seas 40 metres deep, its pylon and foundations must measure 170 metres or so, half again as high as St Paul's Cathedral.
Speaking at a congressional hearing on Wednesday, Elijah Cummings, the ranking Democrat on the House committee on oversight and government reform, accused Mylan chief executive Heather Bresch of exploiting a strategy "to find old cheap drug that has virtually no competition and raise the price over and over and over again as high as you can".
And the Wuhan Metro is only one piece of a $120 billion municipal master plan that includes two new airport terminals, a new financial district, a cultural district and a riverfront promenade with an office tower half again as high as the Empire State Building.
But transaction costs for retail buyers of municipal bonds are about two-thirds again as high as in corporate-bond trades and nearly six times higher than in equities, said a study by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC), published last September and using 2003 data.The drive to make municipal-bond trading more transparent began more than a decade ago, supported by the SEC.
Smithers says U.S. stock prices are half again as high as they should be.
Based on expanding league revenues, the $64.3-million 64.3-millionfor the cap is expected to go uppert again, perhaps as high as $69 milimit.
He climbed into contention again, getting as high as third, but a bad pit stop and a scrape with Ryan Newman cost Johnson a chance to become the first driver since 2007 to make it three in a row.
Earlier this month the stock took off again, trading as high as $285.06 shortly after the company gave its largest presentation to date at a conference on the Internet sponsored by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, which was attended by 600 institutional investors.
At the time of writing it is clear that he is still widely underrated; it is, however, far from clear that his reputation will ever again stand as high as it did in his own lifetime.
In the third generation and beyond, however, the stock often trades at a premium again (albeit never as high as the founders').
