Sentence examples for time provided a from inspiring English sources

Yet the events depicted occurred in England's past, and, by a tacit agreement, such distance in time provided a certain immunity.

With its wholehearted submission to the economics of globalisation, New Labour at the same time provided a strong bulwark against any significant discussion of its political consequences.

Molecular phenotyping for flowering time provided a covariate for phenotyping studies in which phenology complicates analysis (for example in heat tolerance analysis).

She also played Mozart's Piano Concerto No 25 at the Northern Polytechnic in the Holloway Road with the Modern Symphony Orchestra conducted by Arthur Dennington, which at the time provided a platform for many a rising star.

The modified technique of tissue preparation used for this study allowed for observation of new nerve structure features and, for the first time, provided a complete view of the human corneal nerve architecture.

They also said that the new law for the first time provided a legal framework for much of the surveillance without warrants that was being conducted in secret by the National Security Agency and outside the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the 1978 law that is supposed to regulate the way the government can listen to the private communications of American citizens.

His winner, 90 seconds from the end of normal time, provided an appropriate climax.

But if violence can be prevented or controlled, time itself may provide an answer, just as time provided an answer on Palestinian statehood.

The current variations with respect to time provided an unambiguous characterization of the single pit evolution.

A marathoner's time provides a way to measure improvement, or perhaps decline.

His performance during that time provides a heavy dose of reassurance for nervous investors.