Sentence examples for the passage of a certain from inspiring English sources

With the passage of a certain amount of time, all the frantic nonsense falls away.

At the time, slaves were treated similarly to indentured servants, becoming free with the passage of a certain period of time.

After the passage of a certain period, we remove their names from the list if no evidence is found against them while whose who are found guilty will have to face legal action under the anti-terrorism laws".

Despite the effort to work out differences, the passage of a new brownfields law remains far from certain.

Concerns about the regulation of gambling have festered since the days of Al Capone and could make the passage of a Chicago video machine ordinance far less certain than Mr. Pope predicted.

The boy again, aged about eight, already hard to understand, afraid of the wallpaper in the passage, afraid of a certain picture in a book, which merely showed an idyllic landscape with rocks on a hillside and an old cart wheel hanging from the one branch of a leafless tree.

It's a must-have feature for the new creation medium, which seems to ask for the passage of time in certain circumstances (like a Vine of you finishing your dinner, for example).

Knowledge of its numerical value is required in many areas of physics and chemistry e.g., in calculating the mass of an element or compound liberated by passage of a certain amount of current through an electrochemical cell.

Higher governance levels can play an important enabling role in facilitating the passage of certain types of innovations that may be in competition with currently entrenched systems of water management.

When combative males strut their colourful stuff, they are changing the spacing within each crystal lattice, creating what are called bandgaps that permit or preclude the passage of certain colours.

Even as other Catholic countries – including Ireland and Malta – have made strides in gay rights, the presence of the Vatican in Italy is long believed to have influenced the passage of certain rights and protections that are opposed by the church, including divorce and abortion, which were legalised in the 1970s.