Sentence examples for reconciling time from inspiring English sources

The Thruport offers the potential of reconciling time and flows in rail freight distribution from which significant financial, time, energy and environmental benefits can be realized.

It is shown that the least squares approach to reconciling hierarchical time series forecasts can be extended to much more general collections of time series with aggregation constraints.

And finally, there is the problem common to all literary adaptations, but extreme in Proust's case, of reconciling cinematic time with the experience of reading.

You can't reconcile one time with the other; you just have to live in the knowledge of both.

In "Old Wounds," two cousins, a man and a woman, reconcile after time cools a family feud.

The movie even, just about, leaves the door open for Steve Rogers and Tony Stark to reconcile in time for the events of 2018's Avengers: Infinity War – Part One.

The two leaders then met for about 30 minutes and appeared to have reconciled, in time for Saudi Arabia to attend next year's summit meeting, in Libya.

Religion had always reconciled quick time and deep time by pretending that the one was in some way a prelude to the other — a prelude or a prologue or a trial or a treatment.

But I'm not betting on it!" He went on, "There is a dilemma, to reconcile three time scales: in the short term, the economy; in the middle range, global well-being generally; and, in the long range, the environment".

The above inconsistencies could at least be partially reconciled by time.

Will Maddie and her mother reconcile in time to enjoy the holidays?