The phrase "again overcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation where someone or something has been defeated or surpassed once more after a previous occurrence.
Example: "Despite the challenges, she found the strength to again overcome her fears and pursue her dreams."
Alternatives: "once more conquer" or "overcome again".
More likely, however, is that Keisler was again overcome by rookie anxiety.
Like the Lakers, the other championship basketball team in town, the Sparks have again overcome regular-season setbacks to exhibit their most proficient basketball at the perfect time.
Kathleen agonizes over whether to become Shay's long-distance mistress, terrified at the thought of slipping toward the grave without ever making love again, overcome by emptiness and a sense of mortality.
As they did in winning the Asian Cup in 2010, and as they did in surviving a "Group of Death" pool to reach the quarter-finals of last year's World Cup, the Matildas have once again overcome the obstacles presented to them.
And we shall once again overcome all the odds and help make our country and the world a better place-with or without the Dems or any other party.
The larger Importin β⋅IBB-ZsGreen complex (with its minimized exposed cargo surface) could again overcome the boundary and accumulated inside.
Goldikova must start from the rail this time, after again overcoming a wide draw last year, and Olivier Peslier may face a white-knuckle ride.
Besides his wife's battle with throat cancer, which she again overcame, his mother, Anne Marie, died and Skip, his son and assistant head coach, was hospitalized with a severe gastric infection.
Coding should not be that difficult if students spend enough time on it.7 Again, overcoming intimidation is the first priority.
Through the ordeal, he finds himself having to become that guy again, overcoming all these odds and obstacles and ultimately he has to pick that sword up again.
Again, overcoming this challenge will require collaboration between scientists, aid organizations, pharmaceutical companies, local communities, regulatory bodies, and governments.
