Sentence examples for at one time could from inspiring English sources

Now even the Washington Post, which at one time could be counted on to print valuable and researched reporting, is going with puff pieces that don't provide readers with anything of value.

They reworked the equations explaining the physical rules, effectively breaking them into hundreds of numerous chunks so that the digital brain of a computer, which is good at working on a lot of these chunks at one time, could solve them.

The warning will pile further pressure on Marjorie Scardino, the Pearson chief executive who at one time could do little wrong in the eyes of investors but who has lost much of her lustre.

Whether you agree with him or not, consider the fact that jazz, at one time, could be defined by a single notion.

The band, who at one time could have had everything but seemed to throw it all away, have returned bigger than before.

It is not simply that younger people have heard about the environment and climate change most of their lives, they have experienced the climate impacts that scientists at one time could only model and predict.

The forthcoming Caribbean tour, when both will go but perhaps only one will play at any one time, could provide some selectorial headaches.

AT one time a fish salad could only have meant tuna fish -canned tuna fish combined with mayonnaise and celery.

At one time you could say you could just run through these people.

At one time, you could easily tell the productive spots on the river by the number of cars pulled off the road.

There's evidence of pyramids on Mars (http://www.mufor.org/ares), and Mars might have had free-flowing water at one time, which could have sunk a continent.