Sentence examples for shifted with time from inspiring English sources

Although Sharon's politics shifted with time, his prejudices did not.

Nato Thompson says that Paglen was initially a "brooder" — prone to smoking in corners and ignoring people he didn't know well — but has "totally shifted" with time, growing "very West Coast and hang-loose-y," especially since he took up surfing, six years ago.

Ten spectra of ZnS nanoparticles in each surfactant were recorded at an interval of 2 min. The typical shoulder due to ZnS has progressively red shifted with time, and the red shifts become very small after 20 min in both the surfactants (Fig. S3).

The measurements were then carried out at an interval of 3 min. As can be seen, the typical shoulder due to ZnS is progressive red shifted with time and became almost constant after 30 min. The absorbance of the shoulder also follows same trend.

In contrast, ERK activation overlaps with Nr4a1-driven eGFP expression at both PN3/4 (Fig. 8, C1 C3) and PN7 (Fig. 8, D1 D3), although the dominant pattern of immunoreactivity shifted with time.

It shifts with time and subject.

Not all parenting standards do or should shift with time according to the latest fad or fancy.

Apart from Lebanon's Shiites, a relationship dating to Persia's Shiite conversion, Iran's ties with many regional players shift with time and circumstances.

Even Mr. Koch, his opinion perhaps shifting with time, described Justice Wright in an interview on Tuesday as "a brilliant jurist".

In addition, if population parameters are shifting with time, then general downward trends may not be taken into account.

It would seem to follow from this interpretation that a statement's status as scientific or non-scientific does not shift with time.