Sentence examples for a continuing history from inspiring English sources
Even so, Argentina has a continuing history of "suicides" that have turned out to be political murders.
The unclassified study, the second volume in a continuing history of the Iraq conflict, is as noteworthy for who prepared it as for what it says.
But it could no longer make that claim after it cut women's lacrosse and gymnastics, and it could not show a continuing history of improving opportunities for women, another option.
By now, the marriage seems a happy and fruitful one, having yielded numerous recordings and a continuing history of visits by the orchestra to Carnegie Hall, most recently in 2011.
Universities can comply with Title IX in one of three ways: by showing that the number of female athletes is proportionate to the share of overall female enrollment, by demonstrating a continuing history of expanding sports for women, or by proving that the athletic interests and abilities of the female student body are being met.
The judge did find that the university failed to follow Title IX because it could not prove that it had a continuing history of expanding opportunities for women, one of three ways that institutions can show they are complying with the law.
As both these books point out, the love-hate relationship of England and France has a long, and continuing, history.
All those exorcisms, Springsteen blessings and Reverse Curse signs become part of the continuing history of a four-score championship slump; or as the Boss might say, more skeleton frames of burned-out Chevrolets.
With over two and a half thousand years of continuing history, Rome has served as the setting for countless memorable films, creating a backdrop that spans all genres and emotions.
The Zisquits see themselves as part of that continuing history.
It is his customary practice to begin an inquiry by reviewing the opinions previously held by others, and that is what he does here, as Book A continues with a history of the thought of his predecessors about causes and principles.
