Sentence examples for using the passage from inspiring English sources

The prosecution suggested he was a wily killer using the passage of time to silence the witnesses against him.

Using the passage of time as a soft pedal, she gentles the impact of a devastating affair, creating the record of a passion more safely reread than relived.

Overall, says the department, "The number of transits increased from 4 per year in the 1980s to 20-30 per year in 2009-2013". But it adds that most of these are done by icebreakers or by "small vessels/adventurers". But that's not the same as major shipping operations using the passage on a consistent basis.

Interest by foreign shippers in using the passage also grew at that time as the Russians introduced more sophisticated icebreakers and made improvements to port facilities along the route aided also by a general trend toward longer ice-free periods each year.

Using the passage of the Business Combination (BC) law as an exogenous shock to governance, Giroud and Mueller (2010) finds that the law adversely affected operating performance and stock market responses only for firms in non-competitive industries.

Using the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the associated change in listing standards as a natural experiment, we find that while board independence decreases the cost of debt when credit conditions are strong or leverage low, it increases the cost of debt when credit conditions are poor or leverage high.

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To use the passage of time as a reason not to prosecute those responsible is ludicrous.

Until recently, the most notorious of their studies used the passage of legislation that allowed private citizens to carry concealed firearms as a proxy indicator of gun ownership.

"Well, I'm not James Joyce, am I?" But when she applied again to use the passage on the reworked version, she was granted permission.

I wish the author had used the passage of time since then as his ally, juxtaposing Hillary present with Hillary past.