Sentence examples for Continually maintained from inspiring English sources
A blockchain, in contrast, is a public database that is continually maintained and updated by software running on thousands of computers all over the world.
"I was born in San Francisco in 1939, served my country as an army officer from 1961 to 1963, have been paying U.S. income taxes for 57 years, since 1952, have continually maintained federal voting residence, and hold a valid American passport".
The Royal Free Trust and DeepMind have continually maintained that access to such a wide range of data is necessary for the Streams app to perform a direct patient care function, given the difficulty in predicting which patients are at risk of developing AKI.
Howell, who has continually maintained his innocence, stood accused of murdering a white man outside Rice's home in New Albany, Mississippi.
Smith has continually maintained his innocence, even as White recently proclaimed that Smith's issues were "ugly for this district, it's ugly for this city and it's ugly for this state".
Bismuth, which is an inexpensive metal used in low-temperature solders, slowly oxidizes when exposed to room-temperature air and forms other chemical compounds and so would not have produced stable reference masses unless it was continually maintained in a vacuum or inert atmosphere.
Lewis must continually maintain a balance between modernising Wimbledon, ensuring it is as accessible as possible to all pockets, while also increasing commercial income and retaining its traditions.
Being hard but elastic is not an easy combination for a material, and cartilage performs this by having cells living within it, the job of which is to continually maintain a three-dimensional internal skeleton of collagen fibres that give the material its properties.
As such, it creates and continually maintains routes to all stations participating in the MANET.
"Language is always ambiguous, so you can't always use rules, and new vocabulary is always coming in, so you need someone to continually maintain those rules".
Christianity and other monotheistic religions (Islam and Judaism) assume a transcendent and sovereign God who created the universe and continually maintains its existence.
