Sentence examples for comments over time from inspiring English sources

"There have been comments over time with regard to Mr. Tsarnaev lacking remorse," she said.

But a Microsoft supporter said that Judge Jackson's comments over time have crossed "pretty serious lines".

To judge from your comments over time, very few of us think schools should hold parent-teacher conferences only during the workday, or that fathers should be silenced during doctor appointments, or that employers should assume that a mother will make different work choices than a father based on her family's needs.

If you always override someone's suggestions or comments, over time they will find it futile and will cease speaking their mind.

The audience was asked if they blog and how frequently they blog, and the majority response (no surprise for such a conference) was that the majority blog frequently, and the majority also comment frequently (and the trend is that blog commenting is increasing over time).

"Eat healthy, take natural supplements and exercises regularly: I haven't caught a cold in years!" [GM November 1] The frequency with which themes were mentioned in the comments fluctuated over time.

"People change over time.

Can you just comment again on over time, over what period of time you would expect mobile and desktop CPCs to merge or do you think that's a realistic expectation?

Instead, imagine publishing an article much earlier than is traditional in universities, and then getting a small group of peers to expand and comment on it over time, increasing the quality of the "product" through iteration.

Besides basic data types, such as categorical values, numeric, text, and temporal, the expressiveness of OpenSDE also encompasses ranges of values, multiple occurrence of the same tree node (two different skin lesions), progress descriptions (multiple descriptions of the same node to represent course over time), comments, and time-stamps.

In "Cornet Chop Suey," there is Armstrong's extended segment of freestyle improvisational comments over a stop-time beat; his endlessly celebrated solo on "Big Butter and Egg Man" is a liberated gloss on the banal melody, effortlessly jaunty and propulsive.