Sentence examples for remarkably over time from inspiring English sources

The flavour of the drink changes remarkably over time with the separate components eventually combining to produce something with a character all its own.

A C.I.A. spokesman, Mark Mansfield, said after the hearing that "Kay's comments are perplexing and have changed remarkably over time -- he ought to look at some of his own past statements and then perhaps he wouldn't be in such a rush to criticize".

The results suggest that agreement between SPI and RDI is affected and decreases remarkably over time (between 1850 and 2100).

Outcomes for pediatric cancer have improved remarkably over time and the 5-year overall survival rate for childhood cancers currently exceeds 80% [ 1].

Mean values for BMI, systolic blood pressure, and HDL-C did not change remarkably over time (Table 1), whereas LDL-C changed from borderline-high values at baseline to relatively normal values at the first follow-up.

Remarkably, over time, there was a significant drop in scores across all symptom scales (figure 1), but all scores remained elevated in comparison to norm scores in the long run.

Yet undergraduate education changes remarkably little over time.

Students have been prone to bawdy humor since at least the Middle Ages — witness Chaucer's "The Milleres Tale" — and the themes of American college humor have proved remarkably resilient over time.

From the late 1950s, private sector output is quite consistently within a range of 150,000 to 200,000 homes per year (a figure often given – which changes remarkably little over time – is that Britain needs 250,000 new homes a year).

This is translated into a score ranging from 350 to 800, with the most creditworthy customers getting the highest rating.Life's new essentialsAndy Jennings of FICO says that customers' rankings remain remarkably steady over time; the best payers remain the best payers.

The δ18O values of local streams were remarkably stable over time.