The phrase "again manage" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to managing something once more, but it would typically require additional context for clarity.
Example: "After the initial failure, we need to again manage the project to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "manage once more" or "re-manage".
The musical will never again manage the brisk business it did in 1954 (more than 1,000 performances) but it can still make, in every sense, profitable viewing.
SKC will have to again manage the pace of the match as it did against NE to get through Houston's goal.
If he was as disengaged as he often seemed, doodling absent-mindedly during long presentations, how did he, time and again, manage to pose exactly the kind of simple hypothesis that showed the presenter to be confused?
An improved relationship with Myanmar could reshape American diplomacy in the region when the Obama administration is trying to shift its geopolitical focus toward Asia and the Pacific, in part to once again manage the dominance of China.
By Sheelah Kolhatkar February 16, 2018 A gender-discrimination lawsuit comes at a complicated time for the onetime Wall Street titan Steven Cohen, who, following a temporary ban, has been preparing to again manage outside money.
When those giants again manage to hit their numbers, the bulls will come out hiding.
He logged on again, managed to connect for a few minutes, and soon enough: nothing.
Baron Cohen had once again managed to subvert celebrity while maximising publicity.
The N.F.L. has again managed the magic of producing a huge news day with almost nothing actually happening.
Whatever the merits of his most recent acquisition, Oracle's Mr Ellison has once again managed to shake things up.
Update: On Wednesday, ESPN found itself at the center of another political firestorm, and again managed to satisfy no one.
