The phrase "a time when insurance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific period or situation related to insurance, such as historical events or personal experiences.
Example: "There was a time when insurance was not as widely understood or accessible to the general public."
Alternatives: "an era when insurance" or "a period when insurance".
If enacted, it would allow states to re-create the conditions that existed before the Affordable Care Act took effect ― a time when insurance premiums were cheaper, chiefly because insurers didn't have to pay the big medical bills of people with serious conditions.
First, Trump would return the health care system to its pre-Obamacare status -- a time when insurance companies could pick and choose whom to insure, when many millions were priced out of coverage altogether.
On the one hand, the region is home to some of the world's fastest-growing markets, at a time when insurance in developed markets is pretty saturated.
The program has been flooded with requests from museums trying to organize ambitious international shows at a time when insurance costs have risen as much as 500percentt.
The reopening of the city comes at a time when insurance reimbursements for hotel stays are drying up for many evacuees.
The Institute's mission embodies her passions: rigorous training, intellectual depth, practical teachings, low fees and long-term care at a time when insurance generally reimburses, if at all, for one visit and a prescription.
The report comes at a time when the insurance industry is facing increasing political pressure to figure out how to address investment risks presented by climate change.
The ads come at a time when health insurance companies are trying to soften their images with ad campaigns that show them as consumer-friendly health care companies, not just insurance providers.
But it did not spell out what had gone so wrong that the company was merely treading water at a time when commercial insurance prices were recovering from a long slump, a development that should mean increased profits for brokers.
Experts say the situation in Texas is the most extreme in the nation, at a time when homeowners' insurance has become harder to attain and more costly in every state, with insurers saying it is a marginally profitable part of the business at best.
"It has been a significant program and it has helped many middle-class families to keep their health insurance at a time when maintaining health insurance was difficult because of the high rate of job loss," said Alan Krueger, the Treasury Department's chief economist.
