The phrase "again need more" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a repeated requirement for additional resources or information, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I find that I again need more time to complete the project."
Alternatives: "once more require additional" or "need more again".
Once again needing more room, this time for their daughter, Joanna, who was born 17 months ago, the Bermans in December bought a studio apartment directly below their current one, paying $197,500 for the 550-square-foot space, $89,500 more than they paid for the same-sized studio three years earlier.
I will say it again, we need more live representatives.
While the agency has done a terrific job getting things up and running again, it will need more money down the line.
When companies start growing again they suddenly need more working capital: they risk falling into the trap of overtrading, the bank warned.The Forum of Private Business, which represents over 25,000 small firms, is lobbying for cuts in tax and social security rates to help small companies at this critical point in the cycle.
Again, I'll need more time with the code, but the changes sound reasonable on paper.
Again, what we need more than anything else are comprehensive strategies to think about these things and not sort of sloganeering in sound bites.
Bradford coach Francis Cummins: "I thought we probably lacked a little composure and missed some opportunities but the effort was there again but you need more than effort to beat the bigger teams.
And, the misogynistic undertone of some Noah's jokes also make it clear, yet again, why we need more women hosting late-night TV shows.
Maybe we ask you for money and then you don't see us again until we need more votes and more money". One of the goals of the Resistance Summer events is to put the party in contact with the people it represents outside of an election year — a good and necessary idea.
