Sentence examples for moving over time from inspiring English sources

So I think the jobs are just moving over time rather than reducing.

According to Merrill Lynch, end-of-July petroleum supplies are forecast to be just three million barrels above normal and moving over time to below normal.

His work has been described as moving over time from "the lyric and dramatic towards the contemplative and discursive", and because of Mahon's time away from Belfast, many critics have used the concept of exile as a way to interrogate his writing.

The reality is that, partly through the common law, partly through treaty and partly through statute, modern Britain is slowly moving, over time, from being a country in which rights were conceded to those deemed worthy, often based on property or gender, to becoming a country where rights are deemed inherent to the individual and can be enforced in independent courts.

Fig. 3 a The subject's diaphragm is shown moving over time with the arrow indicating the beginning of expiration or elevation of the diaphragm.

Furthermore, the location information of a moving vehicle available to other vehicles is usually time-lagged since it is constantly moving over time.

Remember how markets move over time from being customised to becoming more standardised.

The blobs changed and moved over time before disappearing later in the mission.

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".

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.

If he moves over time toward turning Morocco into a British-style limited monarchy, that might be a historic step from a stormy Arab Spring to a balmy Arab summer.