The phrase "again far from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is still not close to a certain point or condition, often in a context of disappointment or ongoing distance from a goal.
Example: "Despite the improvements, we are again far from achieving our target."
Alternatives: "still a long way from" or "once more distant from".
This is, again, far from the first international comparison to make the United States look bad.
Given the setting, the meeting was once again far from comfortable.
The problem with many (again, far from all) writer-directors is the sense that they devote more time, energy, emotional involvement, and free thought to the creation of the script than to the direction of the film, which, so often, comes off as the mere enactment and illustration of that script.
Correlation is somewhat better in the cross-track direction (R = 0.40), although again, far from ideal.
It is again far from obvious how considerations having to do with unification could generate such an explanatory asymmetry.
After an opening 73, double major winner McIlroy, who has only played 10 competitive rounds in a difficult start to 2013, was again far from fluent as he registered three birdies in a two-under par second round at Redstone.
When the credits were over at last, I sighed, and took away a moviegoer's fantasy of Ledger and Miller starting work again, far away from Venice and ball gowns, on something that might be worth seeing.
Casablanca is one of my all-time favourite films, a classic that can be watched again and again and far from simply being a love story, has a script sizzling with wit and subversion.
Again, far be it from me to tell you guys what works in the field, but just consider the potential pros of the ask-first method: Saved strength and unbruised fists for future muggings, no battery/manslaughter charges, and minimal risk of fluid exchange/bloodstains on sneakers.
These figures are again far higher than previously reported from younger people.
He ended up starring again, but far from Gainesville.
