Sentence examples for certainly over time from inspiring English sources

"I would never tell you or anyone else that it's a perfect system," Moog said, "but you can certainly over time be able to trust more people who contribute regularly, whose opinions are spread across many different products and categories, who have many interlocking relationships".

"If not then, certainly over time," Mr. McCain said.

Noting the premium prices that devices running Google TV would probably sell for, Mr. Wood said, "I don't think it's a threat as it is today, but certainly over time Google is going to get market share".

That has meant the partial eclipsing of the more dissonant, unforgiving Modernists, although Elliott Carter, Charles Wuorinen and Milton Babbitt still have their fervent champions, still compose steadily and will certainly, over time, claim their rightful place in musical history.

Certainly, over time the line will blur between infrastructure for supporting care, and that for more general concerns; however, for the moment, the nature of healthcare imposes specific requirements that must be directly accounted for (§3.1).

Maybe not right away, but certainly over time.

But we all grow up, I certainly have views that have modified over time.

It has certainly changed over time and reflected different personalities -- yet it has also maintained an extraordinary continuity.

Ziggler said that their relationship may not have started as love at first sight, but it has certainly developed over time.

The relationship among the branches certainly changes over time, but an open attack by the executive upon the judiciary is something new – at least in the contemporary US.

Finally, while discourse and perceptions over design's role in NPD have certainly changed over time, suggesting a much more widespread and strategic use of design, our findings provide a more static picture, showing that design engagement with the NPD process has not changed significantly over the last two decades.