The phrase "as again this" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "As again this issue arises, we must address it promptly."
Alternatives: "as this happens again" or "as this occurs once more".
It is not a process to be taken lightly, as, again, this could strike at the core identity of your college.
However, having these technical markers on the lateral side of the waist does not guarantee reliable results, as again this is a site for fat deposition and substantial amount of fat and skin tissue may be present.
- Epidural anesthesia is the current standard of care" either should be referenced or removed, as, again, this implies that physicians who are not supplying epidurals to these patients are failing to provide appropriate care.
"And it remains to be seen what the firm's actual attitude is to indie development as, again, historically this has not been Microsoft's greatest strength.
on the basis of their phenotypical features, in particular their carbohydrate fermentation profiles, has clearly shown its limits, as again confirmed in this study.
Ford Motor said on Monday former Vice Chairman Allan Gilmour will rejoin the automaker as, again, vice chairman; but this time around, chief financial officer will be added to his shingle.
So what must the mourners demand this time, as again they sit with the coffins of their dead, refusing to bury them?
This may also have had a bearing on the studies included as evidence in this research as again only English and French publications were included.
"I'm not gonna pick somebody who's, you know, obviously not a respecter of the Second Amendment" — as if, again, this were the case with Garland.
But as always, again, this is Apple.
McCall is looking to keep the standards at least as high again this season.
