The phrase "activist might be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when speculating or discussing the potential identity or role of an activist in a certain context.
Example: "An activist might be someone who dedicates their life to advocating for social change."
Alternatives: "an activist could be" or "an activist may be".
While "documentary filmmaker and social activist" might be unexpected moonlighting gigs for a plastic surgeon and a lawyer, the Wider brothers grew up on Long Island with parents who "sparked a strong interest in us to do something that married creativity with an important social-justice cause," Jedd says.
Mr. Freeh, in a letter to Mr. Clinton and Congressional Republicans on Tuesday, said that in his seven years as F.B.I. director no issue had aroused such opposition as the possibility that the sentence of Mr. Peltier, an Indian activist, might be commuted.
Election-driven tactics by conservative activists might be influencing the decisions of moderates in swing districts.
A few in Taplin's group worry that some immigrant rights activists might be prepared to follow and harass them.
The change in policy by H.P. suggests that public pressure from journalists and activists might be having a positive impact on corporate behavior.
By targeting those who watch such videos, pro-government activists might be able to build up information about the networks and members of activist groups.
Activists might be amused that he saw their cause as apolitical, but his interpretation of their motives would nonetheless have assisted them in court.
The progressives nationwide who flocked to Ms. Warren have not been a natural base for Ms. Shaheen, but such activists might be persuaded to donate if it means stopping Mr. Brown from returning to the Senate.
Given the prejudice and stigma experienced by disabled people, it is easy to imagine how disability might be regarded as a vote loser, or activists might be put off supporting disabled candidates who need extra support.
That may well be an important insight because it implies that certain kinds of easily accessible organizations, such as nonprofit companies and groups of political activists, might be good models of terrorist groups from which additional insights can be gained.
As it is, Mr. Davis's advisers are debating the extent to which they want to make this a national election, rather than a state one, and whether their effort to portray the recall effort as orchestrated by out-of-state right-wing activists might be undercut if Mr. Clinton popped up at Mr. Davis's side.
