The phrase "again however it was" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a contrast or a return to a previous point, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project faced many challenges; again, however it was, we managed to complete it on time."
Alternatives: "once more, yet it was" or "repeatedly, still it was".
Once again, however, it was difficult for Spitzer and his aides to understand how, on the merits, there could be anything wrong with going after the opposition party.
When I looked for the message again, however, it was gone!
Once again, however, it was Neymar who stole the show for Brazil alongside a heroic performance by David Luiz in the captain's armband.
The end of the episode originally had Chad Sexington showing up for his date with Marge, causing Homer to scream uncontrollably again; however, it was cut in favor of Hank Azaria's improvisation as Moe, which, according to Simpsons writer Carolyn Omine, was Azaria's "favorite thing [he] had ever done" on The Simpsons.
Now and again, however, it's worth darkening the picture.
Again, however, it is very different from the picture in the US.
Again, however, it is unclear whether that assignation matches either of the dates for which Mr. Spitzer billed his campaign.
Again, however, it isn't clear when the government will be able to sell its stake in the lender.
Again, however, it is the limits of Ukip's appeal that comes through most clearly of all: 59% say they could never lend Farage their support in a general election.
Once again, however, it is only those fund managers with the most clout that have been able to gain access: Jardine Fleming, Fidelity and Bankers Trust, which does a thriving business in Australia.Not surprisingly, there are hardly any retail fund-management companies with a pan-Asian pedigree.
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