Sentence examples for flowed over time from inspiring English sources
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.
Animosities toward Arab Christians have ebbed and flowed over time, but a chronic anti-Western subtext has pervaded the region's sectarian discourse.
"It is a mindset that believes that compounding cash flows over time is the most effective form of investment.
For those looking to get into the property market and who have been held back by high prices, the reforms are good news with a pipeline of new supply likely to flow over time.
To understand viscoelasticity, think of something like hair gel or wallpaper paste: the material can be pulled and stretched - the elastic bit - but will also flow over time, which is the viscous component.
Economic analysts have sometimes defined the concept in terms of nondeclining per capita income flows over time and debated how to maintain the capital endowments needed to sustain those income flows.
Much like the evolution of systems design, IT-enabled process change ebbs and flows over time.
The significance of the lagged dependent variable reveals the persistence of the geography of migration flows over time, which is a common result in the migration literature.
The decreased likelihood of debris flows over time is linked to the restoration of hydrologic function as vegetative cover and soil infiltration functioning return to pre-fire conditions.
