Sentence examples for To be continuation from inspiring English sources

Only a small proportion of AP drug use upon LTC admission appears to be continuation of prior AP drug use [ 26].

They also tend to be continuations, picking up where things left off (or, at least, went off the boil, commercially).

Some of the emails in the new release, for example, appear to be continuations of conversations that emerged back then - you can even find the infamous "hide the decline" phrase.

It was to be a continuation of the Richview Expressway, which was ultimately never built, continuing from Toronto to Hamilton.

"Chelsea appears to be a continuation of SoHo," he said.

If so, Fury Road has to be a continuation of Gibson's adventures.

– to whom politics seems to be the continuation of private school by other means.

This week, though, they say it appears to be a continuation of a ban that began seven weeks ago.

The consolidation of farms under way today seems to be a continuation of a trend that goes back 100 years.

FOR Richard Leakey, head of the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), conservation often seems to be a continuation of war by other means.

"I don't want my legacy to be a continuation of that attitude," said Ms. Pelosi, the first woman to hold the speaker's job.