The phrase "again to how" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I need to go back again to how we discussed the project last week."
Alternatives: "return to how" or "revisit how".
Compare that again to how many people I have in a comparable area: five.
But as long as the Rangers continue to have trouble scoring consistently, or if they can't improve on their power play (1 for 18), it will come down again to how unbreakable Lundqvist can be.
Whether he is fussing over a corsage of edible wildflowers or tinting a baguette with squid ink to fashion a copy of a razor clam, Mr. Lightner is opening our eyes again to how busy nature has been.
In meetings with bloggers in Cairo all this week, conversations returned again and again to how best to respond to a deeply unpalatable choice: voting for Ahmed Shafik, Hosni Mubarak's last prime minister, or Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist group that was Mr. Mubarak's main opposition but has managed to alienate many former allies from last year's protest movement.
Incubus can hurtle through odd-meter riffs or sling an acoustic-guitar ballad, while Brandon Boyd's high tenor voice aches with earnestness as he confesses, again and again, to how painfully in love he is: "I need you now/Put me back together, make me right".
Instead, the alternate defense (Variabilism) distinguishes, for any given person p in any such class, between p's being made worse off at a given world (compared to how well p fares at any alternate world) where p does or will exist and p's being made worse off at one world (compared, again, to how well p fares at any alternate world) where p never exists.
I went again and again, to learn how it worked.
In 2009, she contacted Mr. Kors again, to see how shops worked.
:)" After the indictment, I checked in again to ask how he was holding up.
'I read about the Holocaust again and again to find how to stop it......
