Sentence examples for ebb over time from inspiring English sources

If you were doing SEO optimization professionally, wouldn't you want to work for a bunch of different clients, rather than being stuck with one management team (whose appetite for SEO innovation might wax and ebb over time) or one crazy boss, or one anything?

Every player's skill set ebbs over time, with those requiring less physical ability peaking later, specifies Bradbury, but those of the best players have farther to fall than the average player.

While girls' interest ebbs over time, the largest drop-off happens during the teenage years.

She stood there watching, waiting, letting the band's tones ebb over her.

"Fuel prices are currently low, but we know they will ebb and flow over time".

The power balance among those three parties ebbs and flows over time, but there's always some balance.

The role of government in providing welfare services has ebbed and flowed over time, from the creation of Social Security during the Great Depression to President Lyndon B. Johnson's war on poverty in the 1960s to more recent efforts by politicians to scale back social welfare programs.

There is a prohibition on depictions of the Prophet in Islam, but that taboo has ebbed and flowed over time, and only two of the twelve published cartoons could really be construed as offensive in themselves: one portrayed the Prophet as a barbarian with a drawn sword, which played into a racial stereotype; the other showed him wearing a turban in the shape of a bomb.

Much like the evolution of systems design, IT-enabled process change ebbs and flows over time.

In fact, the debate over higher education's purpose has ebbed and flowed over time.

Animosities toward Arab Christians have ebbed and flowed over time, but a chronic anti-Western subtext has pervaded the region's sectarian discourse.