The phrase "again the example of" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when referring to a previously mentioned example, but it needs to be restructured for clarity.
Example: "Again, the example of climate change illustrates the urgency of environmental action."
Alternatives: "once more the example of" or "yet again the example of".
Again, the example of Portugal is relevant.
I have here, again, the example of an integrator.
Taking again the example of the oil rig, the system-wide structure for monitoring the safety and performance of the rig is not simply defined by having one person monitor the whole operation while others monitor individual units.
Figure 11 visualizes this approach using again the example of the 2013 Zurich festival.
Consider, again, the example of refusal of life-saving transfusion based on adherence to religious doctrine.
To see how this fits with the information-as-correlation view, consider again the example of planes being monitored by radars.
They would rather play on a pitch likely to produce a result because they know their spinners have every chance of outbowling their counterparts again and it will then come down to their batsmen once again following the example of Cook and Pietersen.
Again, take the example of the person with $1 million in stock.
Instead, the national patriarch again extolled the example of an unelected armed elite trying to impose their will by force of arms.
The junior Kim is again following the example of his father, who in 2008 blew up the cooling tower of a nuclear facility to show he was serious about talks.
All this means that the English translation of Aswany's most recent novel, first published in Arabic as The Automobile Club in 2013, could hardly be more urgent, not least because he once again takes the example of Egypt's fairly recent history to illustrate a country on the brink of violent, irreversible change.
