Sentence examples for a continuing resource from inspiring English sources

Her work is not only an achievement but a continuing resource.

By documenting traditional music and sounds from around the world, Folkways established an invaluable library - one that was hugely influential during the folk and blues revivals of the 1960's as well as a continuing resource for musicians and listeners.

Small enough to be read in a single sitting, this book will serve as the perfect first primer and a continuing resource for experience litigators to read again before trial mediation or arbitration.

But the commentary also serves as a sensitive and intelligent guide to the literary and dramatic issues raised by this complicated and foreign play, and as such will serve as a continuing resource for all students of Euripides, now and for many decades in the future". The Goodwin Award is presented at the association's annual meeting.

As a continuing resource for improved nutrition and food security, food aid needs to work better and differently.

The sequence and analysis of AnpeNPV complete genome can provide a continuing resource to better follow the evolution and phylogeny of baculovirus.

Assuming that the methodology is rigorously followed we may reasonably assume that the content of a SOR CPG can be trusted, and assuming that the CPG is maintained properly as new research is published such guidelines can be an important continuing resource, facilitating discussion and new research as well as specific clinical guidance.

This chapter outlines the development of the JSC program and how it has evolved into a sustainable and continuing resource that is restoring the pipeline of women into the STEM academic workforce.

Technical Services is comprised of six departments: Conservation Services, Continuing Resource Acquisitions, Metadata & Discovery Strategy, Monograph Acquisitions, Resource Description, Serials & Retention Management.

Cutting cycles in the managed forest and even wildfires provide a continuing grazing resource that shifts from one location to another.

One of the great aspects of an urban university -- in Europe they are mostly urban -- is that it remains integral to the fabric of the city and a continuing cultural resource for former students.