Sentence examples for rather over time from inspiring English sources

It doesn't occur in a single moment, but rather over time, and often not as quickly as it did for Ashton.

The populations thus represented situations where a risk factor does not have an instant effect on health, but rather operates over time.

They would build one data center and what was inside would actually diminish over time rather than grow.

If we treat education in this relative way, what we find is again a rather remarkable over-time constancy.

This difference is rather stable over time, i.e. these two curves remain rather parallel between spring 2004 and autumn 2006 (OR including all waves, univariate logistic model = 2.68, CI 2.32 3.10, β = 0.99, se = 0.07).

The costumes, arguably, have fluctuated rather less over time than attitudes towards their wearer.

Do banks tend to make the most money from a trade on the first day, rather than over time?

The damaged airstrip – it is said to be crumbling – is not due to cyclone damage, but rather degradation over time and government delays in upgrading.

"Digital is like footprints in the sand," Dr. Leeson said, "and it will disappear rather quickly over time because information is being overwritten constantly.

These generally do not disappear due to convulsive periods of collapse but rather fade over time as alternative systems of belief take their place.

Moreover, their strategy use remained rather stable over time.