The proposal may not win over many of the victims whose claims have been ruled ineligible because they were "net cash" winners over time.
Last week the Economist published a chart showing the number of black Oscar winners over time to have been "pretty much in line with the size of America's overall black population".
"They're going to be winners over time".
"I definitely think there's cycles in this game," said Harrington. "When I look at major winners over time, certainly multiple winners, they never all won them together; it took them 10, 15, 20 years to win them".
Belichick commented that he put together an organization that he thought could be turned into winners over time, and he was getting closer to that goal around the time of his firing.
By creating medals bearing the Society's coat of arms and Athena offering laurels, striking them at the Royal Mint, annually declaring a winner, and, over time, building up a list of honoured recipients, they ultimately succeeded in doing this.
To that end, here's the problem in a nutshell: In the beginning of win-lose political models the loser often concedes to the winner, but over time, the loser, gaining nothing in defeat, begins to rethink being polite about it.
Winners changed over time, and, when Communist leaders prevailed, in 1949, they acquired the mantle.
Winner: Frank Deford for "Over Time" (Grove Press).
During continuous presentation periods where the opposite percept dominated a large fraction of the time (magenta), the bias toward the previous winner decayed rapidly over time, and eventually even turned into an opposite bias.
