The phrase "at as again" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and cannot be used in any context.
Example: N/A
Alternatives: "once more" or "again".
Plenty of eyes will be on Phil Foden's development and game time at Manchester City as, again at just 18, many experts believe he has the talent to be an England regular for years to come once he gets his feet under the table, or more pertinently on the pitch, at Etihad Stadium.
It was strange filming at West Ham as again, like Billy, I feel it's my home.
"To do as well as he did at CIF, again as a ninth-grader, really shows his potential as a competitive high school swimmer". Seo saved his best for last, turning in impressive performances at the CIF Southern Section Division II Championships and Masters Meet at Belmont Plaza pool in Long Beach.
At least as much again will be needed for reconstruction, says the UN.
Moreover, they will need to spend at least as much again to build the new networks.
A few minutes later history repeated itself at 1.95m as, once again with the pressure on, Johnson-Thompson soared over the bar on her third attempt.
The Department for Work and Pensions spends £200m on its own anti-fraud measures and provides another £100m to local authorities; at least as much again is buried in the general budget.
He has already spent more than twenty million dollars on revitalizing the park and its environs, and he expects to spend at least as much again before Gorongosa will no longer need him, which is his definition of success.
Don't go down to Waterstone's with the sleeping bag to wait for it: Richard Holmes is likely to be the only serious claimant to the title for at least as long again as he has been already.
McCall is looking to keep the standards at least as high again this season.
