Sentence examples for still over time from inspiring English sources
Still, over time, evidence builds up.
Still, over time, he said that he expected to see a trend toward younger students as older people switch to programs focused on working professionals.
Still, over time, laws changed, and so did hearts and minds, driven sometimes by courageous lawmakers, but more often by committed citizens.
Still, over time the influence of the renminbi will surely rise.The process could be hastened by America's increasingly restrictive rules on foreigners settling payments through America's financial system, or even through foreign banks with American businesses.
Still, over time, these reforms could make a major dent in European overproduction and waste, normally ridiculed as wine lakes and butter mountains -- huge quantities of food that no one will eat or that can be dumped at below-cost prices on poorer countries, ruining their domestic markets.
Still, over time its likely big players will see a reduction in volume as military spending declines.
I have paid her back what I could over time yet still owe more than half.
The use of rapid thromboelastography testing to guide plasma transfusion in massively bleeding patients, while still uncommon, is increasing over time.
But the rate of slower growth would still compound over time and would ultimately cost many older people thousands of dollars over the course of their retirement.
The idea of America-as-model implies that other countries can come to be more like America, though American differences may still persist over time.
A major shake-up of the Bank's remit in the near term, such as a move to target nominal GDP or earnings, seems unlikely, but could still occur over time.
