Sentence examples for time emphasis from inspiring English sources

They're the result of politics and policies, which tilted toward the rich beginning in the 1970s and can, with enough effort, be tilted back over time (emphasis added for impatient liberals).

The kind of response required would be commensurate with the circumstances and with the employee's ability, his training, and the means available to him at the time.' (Emphasis added). Quoted at 300 F.Supp., at 1322.

It meant that Hadid's long time emphasis on the importance of cohesion could be realised: "she always wanted to go towards that part of design; how to incorporate lighting into architecture, and create fittings that aren't just applied onto surfaces," says Kutay.

"For a very long time, emphasis was placed on what a man did, not how he looked, while women were judged on the opposite," said Miles Groth, a professor of psychology and chairman of the psychology department at Wagner College in New York, who specializes in men's gender studies.

As demonstrated in interventions to reduce children's screen time, emphasis is placed on incentives for the process of behavior change rather than outcomes, by using frames to enhance intrinsic motivation such as perceived choice and control, individualization, fantasy and contextualization, challenge, curiosity, and cooperation and competition.

The Bureau states that its analysis "does not evaluate complication, but simply seeks to track the metric over time". (Emphasis in original). The Report concludes that the evidence "offers support for a hypothesis of slight but still real declines in how complicated credit card products are," while acknowledging the limitations of its methodology.

In October, 2005, at an advertisers' conference in Phoenix, Bill Keller complained that bloggers merely "recycle and chew on the news," contrasting that with the Times' emphasis on what he called "a 'journalism of verification,' " rather than mere "assertion".

"At present," notes the Economist, "there's enough capacity globally to make 90 million vehicles a year, but demand is little more than 60 million in good economic times" (emphasis added).

8 (in order to promote production, Congress should allow authors and inventors to enjoy "exclusive Right[s]," but only "for limited Times" (emphasis added)); see also supra, at 519-520.

Bridgett Schneider of Lincoln, Neb., who manages the site with her husband, Doc, said that users should request information on only one or two deceased people at a time -- emphasis on deceased.

I was papers chair for WikiSym 2012 and although almost everything came in on time, the emphasis was on "on".