The phrase "activist at a time" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to activism, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "She believes in making a difference, focusing on one cause and being an activist at a time."
Alternatives: "one activist at a time" or "activist for each cause".
That could further drain enthusiasm from party activists at a time when conservative ire over Mr. Obama's agenda fuels Republican campaigns.
West Burton was a regrouping exercise, intended to boost morale among activists – at a time when eight women are suing the police on the grounds that sexual relationships with undercover officers harmed them.
If Clegg were to lose his referendum, he would acquire huge party management problems among his MPs and activists at a time when the Lib-Con cuts would be biting deep into public services and jobs.
And though much of the world claimed to champion freedom and therefore to empathize with these activists at a time when their sole demand was democracy, the international community then as now met the protestors' demands with little more than empty actions and silence.
Prosecutors issued piracy charges for the activists one at a time throughout Wednesday, and Greenpeace expects the 16 remaining activists to be charged on Thursday.
Those timeless words were uttered exactly 98 years ago this week -- on November 19 , 1915-- by labor activist and songwriter Joe Hill, at a time when the movement he had fought so hard for seemed to be on the verge of dying.
Han Ki-hong, an activist at the time, said the Gang Cheol letters "transformed the student movement into an anti-American struggle".
"This was like kicking an ant's nest," recalled Gerónimo Molina, a student activist at the time.
Cooper, a Protestant, was an independent MP and peace activist at the time of the killings, and was a vocal advocate for Protestants and Catholics to fight together for civil rights.
Mr. Lomborg, who is the director of the government-supported Environmental Assessment Institute, was actually a Greenpeace activist at one time.
