The phrase "at one campaign" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific campaign, but the phrasing is awkward and lacks clarity.
Example: "The team was focused on achieving success at one campaign, but they needed to strategize better."
Alternatives: "during a campaign" or "in a campaign".
The president campaigned on the slogan "bring back coal"; a sign at one campaign stop read: "Trump digs coal". In office, he has vowed to bring regulatory relief and to handicap rivals in the natural gas and renewable energy industries.
At one campaign event in 2013, Wesson referred to Huizar as his best friend on the council and said Huizar was like a brother.
Male strippers were hired to perform at one campaign rally.
"I'm a little rusty at politics," Clinton admitted at one campaign event.
At one campaign event, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said she prayed to God to help her lose weight.
"I am proud if independents and Democrats become Republicans and flock to our banner," he said at one campaign stop.
Donald Trump stands poised to win at least one campaign competition on Tuesday: center stage at the first Republican primary debate, the biggest victor of Fox News's selection process for 10 of 17 conservative candidates.
Bush: They were involved in Phil Gramm's 1996 campaign for president, which spent $30 million in current dollars and didn't net a single delegate, or they were retained at an inflated rate by at least one campaign for my father and at least one campaign for my brother.
Given evidence of a growth in price-based cigarette marketing 56, 57 with at least one campaign selling ULP brands at a loss 58, we suggest that such efforts be combined with a prohibition on below-cost selling and price-based marketing.
Adrian Lovett is Europe executive director at the One Campaign.
(It's no accident that he performed the song during at least one campaign rally for Barack Obama last month).
