Sentence examples for a time when providers from inspiring English sources

You'd be forgiven for failing to notice, but we are supposed to be in the middle of peak ISA (individual savings account) season, a time when providers are usually boosting their rates to attract any unused ISA allowances before the start of a new tax year.

This weekend's activities come at a time when abortion providers say they have been targeted by an upsurge in pressure from anti-abortion activists, including cyber-attacks on the website of the largest provider.

Comments on 18 observations related to this right including six times when providers failed to provide information.

CTIA's objection to boosters comes at a time when cellular service providers have begun offering their own products to cope with weak or intermittent reception.

As one leading London-based housing association said at a seminar recently, there may soon come a time when even those providers with the strongest sense of social purpose are just not able to provide genuinely affordable housing to working families in the capital.

At a time when Internet service providers are struggling to reach out and touch new customers, EarthLink said yesterday that it would offer its high-speed cable Internet service via the AT&T Broadband network, starting with Boston and Seattle this year and followed by additional cities in 2003.

The acquisition comes at a time when pay TV providers are working to shift their existing customer base from cable and satellite to internet-powered services that stream to any device, as many today are cutting the cord in favor of streaming offerings like those from Netflix and Amazon.

At a time when health care providers face shrinking reimbursements and ever-greater demands on accountability and compliance, it's not difficult to understand why some professionals are driven away from careers in empathy.

The perioperative period is often a time when many care providers are acting independently, which can easily introduce errors, expenses, and inefficiencies associated with poor coordination of care.

Dish's losses come at a time when other pay TV providers have seen gains.

The rules come at a time when insurers and health care providers are making greater use of computers to store and exchange medical information on patients.