The phrase "again be possible to" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of something becoming possible once more, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "It may again be possible to achieve our goals if we work together."
Alternatives: "once more be feasible to" or "be possible again to".
He believes that it will never again be possible to discount the contribution of agriculture, as some had been tempted to do because of the falls in farm incomes.The main long-term casualty of FMD looks like being the much maligned Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAFF) itself.
However, once the attacker can observe queries and query results, it may once again be possible to distinguish the otherwise indistinguishable ciphertexts.
NEW YORK, USA, 6 November 2009 – This holiday season it will once again be possible to give the gift that gives back.
IKEA Soft Toys embrace children's right to education NEW YORK, USA, 6 November 2009 – This holiday season it will once again be possible to give the gift that gives back.
But don't back down, or else it will never again be possible for Democrats to raise any taxes for any reason, for the rest of your term.
I wonder whether it will ever again be possible for a president to rouse the nation to support any war unless the threat is far more than an abstraction.
"It will soon again be possible for the E.C.B. to concentrate on its real duty — monetary policy," said Michael Schröder, economist at the ZEW economic research institute in Germany.
Just over a decade after the retirement of Concorde, it may once again be possible for a select few to leave Paris at 8am and arrive in New York in time for breakfast.
She told VICE News that if the court upheld the providers' case, it would once again "be possible for quality abortion providers to operate in the areas we need it most".
Again, it will be possible to download Java games via Wap, but GPRS will make the whole process quicker and easier, enticing phone owners to upgrade.
For again it will be possible to deny this intermediate with reference both to its assertion and to its negation, and this new term will be some definite thing; for its essence is something different.-Again, when a man, on being asked whether a thing is white, says 'no', he has denied nothing except that it is; and its not being is a negation.
