The phrase "a time when pundits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or moment in which experts or commentators were discussing or analyzing a particular topic or event.
Example: "There was a time when pundits predicted a significant economic downturn, but the market surprised everyone with its resilience."
Alternatives: "an era when experts" or "a period when commentators".
(At a time when pundits joke that President Bush's plan to topple Saddam Hussein stems from a desire to avenge his father, the idea bears pondering).
NEW YORK — At a time when pundits are hailing the coming wave of smart watches as the next generation of wearable technology, practitioners of the mechanical arts might seem to be a threatened breed.
At a time when pundits and politicians alike are urging India to expand its soft power and increase its influence, food can be a powerful tool to introduce India's multitude of cultural customs to the rest of the world.
At a time when pundits and politicians discuss the decline of American power, it's important to remember that an element of America's 'soft power' that is often overlooked is its openness to immigration, and the effect that can have on overseas public opinion, especially when it's easy to communicate with family and friends back home.
The proposals and their justification are reminiscent of restrictive immigration legislation introduced during the 1920s, at a time when pundits and political figures were warning about "race suicide". The proposed immigration quotas were based in part on faulty data from the Dillingham Commission.
The governor has insulated himself from anti-Trump backlash at time when pundits are predicting a "blue wave" elsewhere.
The time when pundits and fans got that same glint in the eye as your dad's best mate when he saw your mum, and envisioned him in a United, City or England strip.
And they could be asked at a time when the pundits, clustered for safety round their predictions of a slimmish Labour majority, will be discredited.
Their comeback is a vindication for Mallaby, who did the bulk of his research for this book at a time when many pundits were proclaiming that his subject was dead and gone.
But the group's efforts to stop him were hobbled by a lack of donor interest in going after the reality-TV star, at a time when political pundits and prognosticators assumed his candidacy would be short-lived.
But it was Sen. Obama's tone, attitude and the substance of his responses to Tim Russert's questions which can serve to give voters the requisite reassurance that he possesses the wherewithal to surmount this challenge and bring his campaign back on track, at a time when some pundits have judged it derailed.
