Sentence examples for which had again from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which had again" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation or action that has occurred once more after a previous occurrence. Example: "The team faced the same challenges, which had again led to delays in the project timeline."
In the Greek capital in 1997, seven years before her triumphant return to the city, she was the favourite for gold at the world championships but tore an achilles tendon and ruptured a calf in the heats of the 1500m after suffering weeks of nagging ankle pain which had again been treated with an injection to get her to the start line.
Under Nero, the Romans fought a campaign between 55 and 63 AD against the Parthian Empire, which had again invaded Armenia.
Archaeologists reopened the underground complex, which has again become a focus of historical examination.
There has been a frailty about much of his play which has again been evident over the past 13 days.
Even now I am counting down the days until the return of Doctor Who, which has again become a Saturday evening fixture.
SEASON 4 The mayoral campaign heats up, and the Major Crimes Unit, which has again uncovered information embarrassing to Mayor Royce and Commissioner Burrell, is effectively disbanded.
"And there will still be a headline: 'So-and-so has won Florida.' " There has also been a flood of early ballots from Republican voters, which has, again, already exceeded the turnout in the contests in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada.
Sinodinos has refused to respond to "unsubstantiated rumours, gossip or scuttlebutt" published in the wake of the report, which has again prompted calls for him to resign or be stood aside.
These days, happiness seems a far more ambiguous notion in this place, which has again come to represent a messy and awkward point of collision between rich and poor, north and south.
But it seems harsh to heap scorn on the young Russians, particularly as the fault arguably lies with the British Fashion Council, which has again hyped a young label with potential far too early and loudly.
Click here to enlarge or view on mobiles And here's the fire at Springwood, which has again been well contained: Map data ©2013 Google, Cnes/Spot Image, DigitalGlobe, Landsat.
