Sentence examples for a break in continuous service from inspiring English sources

A new 'appointment' was defined each time a family physician moved their main practice location a distance of more than 15 km or had a break in continuous service provision of more than 3 months.

Wakefield, the senior member of the Sox squad in continuous service, had a pretty good knuckleball going.

The church is the oldest Protestant organization in North America in continuous service and has a global following online - with worshipers in 47 countries connecting through its live-streamed services.

The church is reputed to be the oldest in Jakarta in continuous service.

Ethics answers the enduring question: How are we in continuous service to our constituencies?

Although the life of an aluminum ladder is 15 to 20 years, Braun said, San Francisco's oldest wooden ladder still in continuous service was made in 1918.

For English philosophy this represented a break in an almost continuous tradition of empiricism.

However, once a House Staff member moves into a regular faculty position, prior to any break in service, the continuous service date as House Staff is used for calculating eligibility for this program.

Hence, another way of viewing a 'failure' is as a break in the provision of continuous care within a community.

Moreover, public sector companies resumed to produce goods and services after a break in the 1980s (Dagher 2000).

This may provide support for a break in treatment, at least in the extending adjuvant setting, as it compares intermittent versus continuous letrozole.