Sentence examples for has moved over time from inspiring English sources

But now that the current administration has installed sanctions similar to those for which Mr. Romney had advocated, Mr. Romney said the president "has moved over time".

The spacecraft's laser range-finder instrument, which measures surface height, reveals that this regolith is almost 300 feet deep in some places and has moved over time to smooth over some rough areas and spill into craters.

However, this boundary is not sharply drawn and has moved over time.

In order to know its exact configuration, especially location, it is necessary to know not only the configuration of its parts, but also their histories: how they have moved over time.

Steve Rosenthal, political director of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said that even unions had moved over time to television advertisements, because it was much easier.

Most Americans understand that continents have moved over time (National Science Board 2010) and would understand that the proximate cause for the devastation was natural.

While there are a number of good articles addressing how revenue multiples have moved over time or why this methodology even came to be, I still find myself curious as to how exactly a revenue multiples ties to some fundamental unit of company value.

Responsibility for the implementation, monitoring and funding of BFHI activities had moved over time, which limited the data available to answer some of the questions within a business model of effectiveness and efficiency.

But at the same time the network has moved over the years from a highly centralised hierarchy - with recruiting, training and orders all scrutinised by its top leaders - to something much more loose and amorphous.

About halfway through business school, Mark, who by that time had moved over to Sequoia Capital, called and said, "Gina, let's start a company".

Two months after Mrs. Clinton suspended her campaign, a small group of staff members have moved over to that of their one-time rival, Mr. Obama, the presumed Democratic nominee.