Sentence examples for looking over time from inspiring English sources

President Obama, despite his acknowledged smoking, may be one of those men who has become better looking over time.

By looking, over time, at the incomes individuals earned relative to their parents' income, they were able to measure "intergenerational mobility" — broadly speaking, the extent to which people are able to escape their upbringings.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet By looking, over time, at the incomes individuals earned relative to their parents' income, they were able to measure "intergenerational mobility" — broadly speaking, the extent to which people are able to escape their upbringings.

She calculated not just how galaxies look today, but how they would look over time depending on how they had originally formed their stars.

The minister also hinted pensions rather than welfare could be an area for future savings, saying he accepted they needed to "look over time at the area of intergenerational fairness".

"These reports help us look over time at changes in countries and show us where the gaps are and where to look to improve business practices," Laura Liswood, secretary general of the Council of Women World Leaders and a senior adviser on diversity at Goldman Sachs, said in an interview.

Update: Louis Gray noted SearchMe was indexing his site back in February, and said "Is it taking a graphical snapshot, in the same way that www.archive.org has done to show how Web sites looked over time?

For him, the correlation between basic science and industrial achievement makes sense only if you look over long time scales.

The authors need to look over longer times to assert that the puncta are immobile.

It then takes a step back and looks over a longer time period at how competing policy frames have shaped the agendas underlying the debate.

Mr Racan, a consensus-seeker, is spending more of his time looking over his shoulder.