The phrase "again such as" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
It is unclear and awkward, as "again" and "such as" do not logically connect in this context.
Example: "We have seen many examples of this phenomenon, again such as the recent study on climate change."
Alternatives: "for instance" or "like before".
In the Later Avesta all the gods he had ignored emerged again, such as Mithra, Airyaman (whom he had replaced by Sraosha), Anahita, Apām Napāt, Verethraghna, and Vayu.
Every organization, including government agencies, can complain to the "Chilling Effects" group by identifying information that is hazardous, saying you can not allow it to appear again, such as child pornography or racial hatred or defamation….
Certainly, it might be refreshing to see other pieces again – such as her 18th-century feminist tragicomedy The Grace of Mary Traverse (1985), or the art-world drama Three Birds Alighting on a Field (1992).
It's good to hear some of the old songs again, such as It Might As Well Rain Until September and The Locomotion, and to be reminded of groups like the Righteous Brothers and the Shirelles.
The heroes of the film — again: such as they are — do their work under the bland, decolorizing fluorescents at Globe H.Q. Beauty does more than simply seduce: it masks and perfumes, freezes moral categories in place.
Now it's time to elect [Labour's] first woman leader and first woman prime minister, so that we can do great things again, such as deliver a real living wage, tackle the inequality in early years and ensure dignity for older people by reforming social care".
In nontheme news, there are some familiar oldies-but-maybe-not-goodies-but-there-they-are-again, such as REBA and OLE OLE, but I did like EARTHTONE, and got a kick out of the DEADWOOD/WARPS crossing.
Hence we can choose a subsequence of denoted by again, such that as, and can assume.
Again and again, agencies such as Christian Aid have highlighted the damage that too rapid and badly managed liberalisation can do to poor people all over the world.
There's also a greater variety of instrumental timbre; again, pieces such as Six Pianos or Violin Phase do what they say on the tin, using ensembles of acoustic or recorded versions of a single instrumental colour.
As country music redefines itself (again), artists such as Jessta James are exploring the genre, bringing with them a little healthy musical and topical expansions.
