The phrase "again at a time" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize repeating an action at specific intervals, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "We will meet again at a time that works for everyone."
Alternatives: "once more at a time" or "repeatedly at a time".
Still, it played into a rising fear that the recovery is slowing again at a time when unemployment remains high.
It's not fair – they are targeting the poor old customers again at a time when times are hard".
If he intends to do the same again, at a time of Japan's immensely strained relations with its two neighbours over disputed islands, he gives no clue.
The ruling raised the spectre that the poll would have to be run again at a time of Mr Milosevic's choosing.
It felt funny hearing it again at a time when adulthood had not only arrived, but was about to get seriously real.
Once again, at a time when so much of human knowledge had been cast into doubt, the idea of mathematical certainty was seductive.
By measuring the amount of Htt at the time of labeling and again at a later time point, we are able to measure a rate of turnover independent of transcription or translation rate.
I happened to see "A Summer Place" again recently, at a time when I was reading a new and controversial book by Judith Levine called "Harmful to Minors: The Perils of Protecting Children from Sex".
But these upcoming nuptials, again announced at a time of economic woe, are likely to provoke an intense, but possibly more measured response.
But thankfully, I found it again, and at a time when Sivas is trying to find its way to a US market, and onto the Foreign Language shortlist as Turkey's entry to the Oscar race.
What absolutely amazes me, however, is the show of fear, outrage, and loss of faith shown by born again Christians at a time when our light should shine brightest.
