Sentences with phrase «other point in time»

Some moms will set a weaning «date» for older kids, like his birthday or any other point in time he can understand.

It certainly doesn't prove that Russia was doing any particular thing with that stuff at any other point in time.

The world is healthier, richer, safer, more equal and generally better off than it was at any other point in time, psychologist Steven Pinker points out.

Which is a shame, as I think if we'd met each other at some other point in time, I might have ended up becoming Mrs SC eventually.

The internet is amazing but also means we have more distractions at our disposable than at any other point in time.

More sales fall apart for something discovered at an inspection that at any other point in time.

Here are some other points in time Old Zelda fans would love to experience: The Forging of Hyrule, The Imprisoning / Sealing War, The Origin of Zelda's lineage, How Hyrule Was Flooded Before Wind Waker, The Split Timeline Theory / Fixing The Split, What ANY Iteration of Link Does After Saving The Land, Finding Navi / Concluding The Hero of Time's Story, etc..

: A new study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reconstructs sea level rise on the US Atlantic coast for the past 2,100 years and finds that since the 19th century rates have been higher than at any other point in that time period.

Where an expression of time occurs in any Act, proclamation, regulation, order in council, rule, order, by - law, agreement, deed or other instrument, heretofore or hereafter enacted, made or executed, or where any hour or other point in time is stated either orally or in writing, or any question as to time arises, the time referred to or intended shall, unless it is otherwise specifically stated, be held to be the time in effect as provided by this Act.

At any other point in time, I'd recommend going to a private CDL school.

We both know a basement could be bone dry when a buyer looks at a home in the Summer time and then get water at some other point in time.

More sales fall apart for something discovered at an inspection that at any other point in time.