Sentence examples for time as from from inspiring English sources

But some of this strategic flexibility may have stemmed as much from Francis' position at the time as from his personal ideology.

Generally speaking, they move "from a less into a more, as from a smallness into a vastness, and at the same time as from an unrest to a rest.

Boasting the "World's Fastest Home Computer", running at a blistering 300 MHz, it comes not so much from a different time as from an entirely different frame of reference and expectation, with an appearance and functionality to match.

The differences in favour of women tended to increase over time as from the 1990s to the 2000s, survival improved more among women than among men.

During his time as president, from 1995-2007, Mr Chirac was protected from prosecution.

Authorities said the blast occurred at 4 32 p.m. local time, as passengers from Italy, Tajikistan and Germany emerged from customs.

Homeowners installed arrays over time, as rebates from Austin Energy and tax credits from the federal government became available.

Graduation from Johnson will be at the same time as graduation from the Law School.

(Laughs)  That was an amazing time as far as from a surf team standpoint and shapers.

However, the bacterial species isolated, as well as their susceptibility to antibiotics, may vary over time as well as from one population of horses to another [ 28].

The supervisor will report the time as deductions from sick or personal leave.