Sentence examples for a continual push from inspiring English sources
"They've had a continual push to get these parts," the defense official added, "and we've had a continual push to prevent them from getting these parts".
Particularly in places where the rule of law is weak, there must always be a continual push for safeguards to stop the subversion of identity schemes for political, racial, or any other means.
As with all metal sensors, there is a continual push to optimize the photophysical properties of copper sensors as well as features such as metal-sensor stoichiometry.
He added: "This has been a feature of recent budgets - a continual pushing out of the return to surplus in the current balance".
But looking past the numbers, I found the Xperia Z2 lasted a good day (about 15 hours) on a single charge under continual usage (continual push email, a few hours' browsing, perhaps an hour of video) without activating any of the power-saving modes.
Ruth Sealy, a lecturer and researcher in organisational psychology at City University London, said: "One of the approaches beginning to have an effect is this continual push for transparency in reporting.
They are, though, the latest example of the continual push by Web companies to collate the reams of personal information shared online in the chase for profits.
What distinguishes Moneo is his continual push to make this kind of architecture easier on the eye, and on the psyche.
Shared endorsements are the latest example of the continual push by Google and other Web companies to collate in one place the reams of personal information people share online and use it to personalize people's online experiences.
Huntsman: Your continual push for the removal of troops from Afghanistan may gain some traction after the tragic events this past weekend.
In the past, such disputes almost certainly would have found their way onto the battlefield, but what replaced this the bureaucratic lack of finality to anything, the endless fudges, the continual pushing the problem farther down the road was less a solution than a mask for much deeper problems, ones few wanted to look at directly.
