Sentence examples for status of time from inspiring English sources

The hire may have implications for the status of Time's other White House correspondent, Matthew Cooper, who was the reporter who revealed last month to a grand jury that his source for an article about the leak of the name of a C.I.A. operative was Karl Rove, President Bush's top political adviser.

Natorp is distressingly elusive on this point, even in his explicit discussions of the status of time and space in science.[67] The following is clear, however.

Oresme's theory of time foreshadows that of classical physics to a certain degree, but, as is true of place and space, there are certain differences concerning the ontological status of time (Kirschner 2000a, 176 178).

As depicted in Figure 2, the cumulative incidence of time to dental visit by CKD status is not substantially different in the entire study population versus the population restricted to those with diabetes by CKD status. Figure 3 depicts an essentially overlapping cumulative incidence by CKD status of time to eye visit among the subpopulation with diabetes.

In fact, never having sex was associated with poverty status, length of time in Canada and employment status.

The final (6-month) follow-up will be restricted to measuring outcomes; smoking status, duration of time quit, and any lapses.

If it is a sudden change in status to a once dominant group that drives electorates to the far right, as political scientist Roger Petersen has argued – then we have to start with the biggest change in status of all time.

In particular, the status of the time variable in his several illustrations of relation (3) is not at all clear (Hilgevoord 2005).

Including the gene expression status of previous time points into the calculations should therefore further improve flux predictions.

We put an offer on a house in late winter, and now we suddenly find ourselves elevated to the nerve-wracking status of first-time homeowners.

Thus, the status of full-time wife is a combination of market-economy discrimination and the traditional gender order, which can be called the market-constructed gender order.