Sentence examples for entering times from inspiring English sources

Part polemic, part history, and part "talk with the people" "Open Veins" has at its heart what many critics now consider a simplistic model of dependency, and a fuzzy prediction that Latin America is "entering times of rebellion and change".

But it shows that when the law fails you end up in a very political area and we are entering times of such conflict already we do not need artificially created security vulnerabilities.

Yet with the first half entering time added on, Heaton and the Robins' resistance was finally broken.

Equation (3) states that leaving time (finish time of job) of a section must be equal to the entering time plus free running time.

We identified multivariable time trends by entering time interaction variables (time of inclusion × variable x) in our logistic model (14, 15 ).

The fit of the proportional hazards model was checked visually by plotting the incidence rates over time and by entering time-dependent variables into the model.

We're makers and doers and creators and we enter times of feast and times of famine.

If disaster strikes — sunspots, clueless spouse, overtired self — you enter Time Machine's recovery mode.

Then digital timers arrived, as did tapping a button to enter time, rather than turn a dial.

As fixed effects, we entered time and cooling group and their interaction.

According to Johannes Climacus, faith is a miracle, a gift from God whereby eternal truth enters time in the instant.