Sentence examples for another point in time from inspiring English sources

The country "has moved to another point in time," she said.

"The Soviet Union had all these parts, but that was another point in time, and it is gone forever, and I hope that Russia understands that," she said.

"I'm haunted by an unseen dimension in which everything has roots, logic, and reasons — a tie to another point in time.

In May, another point in time when Mr. Cain's numbers had looked to be on the upswing, I had written a long piece explaining why his chances of winning the nomination should not be dismissed.

"What he's generating gets picked up in other places," said Danielle Allen, a professor at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J., who has investigated the e-mail campaign's circulation and origins, "and it's an example of how the Internet has given power to sources we would have never taken seriously at another point in time".

If this were true, then it would be contradictory to label something as pseudoscience at one but not another point in time.

Designed for another time, most point-in-time first generation network security devices can't keep pace with challenges like advanced attacks, performance demands and automation.

None of the studies reported 100 day data or similar, nor at another fixed point in time, and so we extracted in hospital mortality from all the studies, per protocol.

"You can have three or four different systems providing information, one quicker than another at any point in time," said Cindy Bouchard, a former airport customer service supervisor with US Airways.

Rejecting assertions that the choice of this initial force was giving any group or set of leaders a favored place in the postwar Iraqi military, General Pace said: "The fact that they may be from one section of the population or another, at this point in time on the battlefield, is not significant.

A participant with a 1 kg/m greater BMI than another at any point in time was at 6% greater risk on average (P < 0.0001).