Sentence examples for changeable over time from inspiring English sources

Emotion is dynamic and changeable over time.

"We believe issues of competence are changeable over time, but not issues of character or integrity," he said.

According to their current status, they dynamically select their positions and their decisions are adaptively changeable over time.

We have already acknowledged that hybrids are many and diverse and that they are changeable over time, representing a vast and multiform way of organizing supply.

This IASC (Inter-Agency Standing Committee) document indicates that: The term gender refers to the social differences between females and males throughout the life cycle that are learned, and though deeply rooted in every culture, are changeable over time and have wide variations both within and between cultures.

It seems that transcriptional regulatory regions for these genes are quite changeable over time.

"People change over time.

And Moscow has been changeable in its enthusiasm for foreign companies over time, sometimes putting pressure on them to hand over assets or control, as Dudley found out with TNK-BP.

The authors have also had to make simplifying assumptions about the determinants of (and, hence, the proxy index for) the changeable level of sylvatic (rodent) plague activity over time.

Mr. Bush then ruminated aloud about the nature of leadership, his words intended to cast aspersions on Mr. Gore, whom he has portrayed over time as a cynical, divisive, changeable politician.

According to Judd et al. [ 35]., the symptomatic course of MDD is dynamic and changeable, and MDD, MinD, and SSD symptom levels commonly alternate over time in the same patients as a symptomatic continuum of illness activity of a single clinical disease.