Sentence examples for an issue over time from inspiring English sources

Luckily, these barriers are becoming less of an issue over time as the private sector absorbs the know-how that currently resides within the public sector.

This could feasibly become an issue over time, but relatively speaking today these are used by a very small part of the population.

Though company representatives are quick to note that latency is becoming less of an issue over time, Songify sort of side-steps that issue because it doesn't rely on instantaneous audio feedback like some of Smule's other apps (say, Ocarina for example).

Staff retention may be an issue over time.

In this respect, the interviewee mentioned that health costs have become a major issue over time, such that ‛if we cover all expenses of these [Syrians], this can turn into healthcare tourism while the open door policy is in order'.

As noticed in earlier investigations on terminal tap water filters [ 18, 19, 25, 26], retrograde contamination is a critical issue over time – even if staff on the ward is used to handling of these devices.

And an unresolved Palestinian issue would over time undermine Egypt's and Jordan's treaties with Israel, regardless of whether Islamists or secularists hold power in Cairo and Amman.

Not doing so, however, means that we will not even begin to address in a serious manner those issues that over time could eventually destroy many of our American cities as we have known them.

The campaign did not return a request for comment on when Hill began supporting marriage equality but said in a statement that he had evolved on the issue over time.

I'm not denying that there aren't issues before us now, but when you look at the issue over time, I don't think that ethics is a significant issue.

Anyone who has tracked this issue over time knows what I mean.