The phrase "again if one" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest a conditional situation, but it lacks context and clarity for proper usage.
Example: "You can try the method again if one finds it useful."
Alternatives: "once again if someone" or "repeatedly if one".
If one recognizes Kali one must also recognize Brahman; again, if one recognizes Brahman one must recognize Kali.
Ms. Evans was referring to the German neo-expressionist whose cachet, which crested in the late 1980s, is on the rise again, if one can judge from the prominence afforded Baselitz pictures at booths like that of the dealer Michael Werner, where an abstract by the painter, offered for $750,000, was sold for an undisclosed but purportedly much higher sum.
Then again, if one was only to say airily that Lynch's films are exquisite meditations on the nature of the medium itself, or some such plausible boilerplate, then this still leaves unaccounted for the very real grip he has on our imaginations.
Again, if one accepts Majeed's statements at face value, £150k was a small sum for him to make.
But again, if one is schooled in the recent scientific understanding of anaerobic metabolism, one concludes that by simply taking blood lactate measures, one cannot quantify anaerobic capacity.
There is no guidance about whether they have to start again if one of the more doddery spectators drops the catch.
Sometimes it feels as if nothing will ever happen again — as if one had actually fallen outside of narrative.
Then again, what if one day you figure out where to buy replacement filters, and it totally revolutionizes your hydration routine?
"Investment confidence would be again undermined if one of the first moves of the new parliament is to cut funding to Australia's key clean energy agency.
Once again, though, if one is persuaded by Blocher and Gulati, the authors have improbably managed to eliminate one of the most daunting obstacles to statehood: namely, Congress' right to reject Puerto Rico.
The author of such resonant lines as "History, despite its wrenching pain/ Cannot be unlived, and if faced/ With courage, need not be lived again", and "If one is lucky, a solitary fantasy can totally transform one million realities", has apparently been tweeting since 3 February, when he or she announced: "Why hello everyone.
