The phrase "again managed to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has succeeded in doing something once more after previous attempts or failures.
Example: "After several tries, she again managed to make the perfect soufflé."
Alternatives: "once more succeeded in" or "was able to achieve again".
EUROPE'S leaders have once again managed to make a drama into a crisis by, at least at first, agreeing to a 6.75% levy on insured Cypriot depositors as the price of a bail-out.
Not surprisingly, three contestants received 10s from the judges, including frontrunner Katherine Jenkins, who once again managed to make the phrase "naughty bits" sound classy.
His career looked over when scandal forced him to step down in 2006 but worse scandals thinned the leading ranks of the PT to such an extent that Mr Palocci managed to make himself indispensable again.
And now, emerging from the swamplands of New Jersey, the Nets have managed to make basketball fun again for all New Yorkers, who have been flinching and twitching while witnessing the Knicks.
Despite that, he's managed to make news once again for his diction ― and this time, it was likely just a typo.
After the departure of the health department, the Beales soon managed to make their house comfortable again.
Biggs had earlier attended Reynolds's church funeral and managed to make the front pages again, giving a cheery two-fingers to the assembled media.
But now, researchers have managed to make MRSA sensitive to methicillin again by pairing the drug with a protein complex first discovered in breast milk.
What he forgot to say – or was too self-deprecating to say – is that he managed to make something the likes of which will never be seen again.
Centre-back Marquinhos was also injured in the match but managed to make it through a training session on Monday; he will be assessed again before kick-off.
At the 2000 British Open, another female streaker managed to make off with the flag as the world No One approached the 18th yet again.
