Sentence examples for a continual need to from inspiring English sources

"There is a continual need to follow up through the lifetimes of children who received these very potent substances".

While bankers have a lot of money and are looking for any edge they can get, retailers have lots of customer data and a continual need to raise profit margins.

Given the widespread usage of portable electronics there is a continual need to further enhance the energy and power density of such devices, which could be accomplished through the use of nanostructured materials.

As our depth of understanding grows, and hand-in-hand with improvements in analytical techniques and higher resolution remote sensing of the physical structure and state of the Earth, there is a continual need to develop more efficient, accurate and reliable numerical techniques.

There is still a continual need to work with staff in the areas of listening, feedback, and conflict management.

It was found that although the STRICTA-based reporting improved by 17%% over the period from 1997 to 2007, there was a continual need to enhance the quality of reporting details specific to acupuncture intervention [ 2].

Qualitative research explored barriers to attendance identifying a range of factors including accessing the minibus taxi fare which was reimbursed on a daily basis the continual need to search for a job to survive and for some young women how their male partners simply refused to let them attend [ 22].

HIV, Goulder notes, "is a major global pathogen," so there is "an urgent and continual need to do something".

But joking aside, this is a really cool idea and considering the continual need to shrink lenses and how crappy most tiny fixed lenses are, it may actually find some real traction.

Working conditions are now characterized by a high work load, an effort-reward imbalance, less job security, and the continual need to update skills [1].

This continual need to see the Internet as a scary place is more than disheartening to me.