Sentence examples for time collateral from inspiring English sources
Shot in high-definition digital video with a story strictly limited in space and time, "Collateral" lacks the sprawl of "Ali," the operatic grandeur of "Heat" or the thematic depth of "The Insider".
As atherosclerotic disease progresses slowly over time, collateral vessels develop throughout the splanchnic circulation.
Those shows ― "One Day at a Time," "Collateral," "Aggretsuko," "Dear White People" and "Ugly Delicious" ― are not featured in this article but may ultimately make the Best of 2018 list later this year.
Robert Shearman and Lars Pearson, in their book Wanting to Believe: A Critical Guide to The X-Files, Millennium & The Lone Gunmen, rated several episodes across the season highly, awarding five stars out of five to "Borrowed Time", "Collateral Damage", "Darwin's Eye" and the series finale "Goodbye to All That".
In certain circumstances, they are the most effective system to use against light armor, wheeled vehicles, materiel, and personnel, while at the same time limiting collateral damage.
It is relevant to underline that the proposed approach allowed planners to concentrate in important issues improving the product and avoid non-value added efforts and time on collateral activities.
But this time the collateral damage is us.
By this time, the collateral damage and unintended consequences of transition and pivot are even greater.
So it may be that Chris Stevens was just in the wrong place at the wrong time, ironic collateral damage.
"At the same time, the collateral costs of locking up 2.3 million people are piling higher and higher".
Women's choice and their health this time are collateral damage to this much bigger agenda, namely to return to the pre-FDR era's constitutional law that featured protection of business interests by limiting the scope of Congress' power to regulate interstate commerce, affording businesses "economic due process" and "liberty of contract" protections from both federal and state regulation.
