Sentence examples for a continuing state of from inspiring English sources

Arizona, for instance, is operating under a continuing state of emergency.

Life is lived in a continuing state of emergency but friendship prevails.

Feud, also called blood feud, a continuing state of conflict between two groups within a society (typically kinship groups) characterized by violence, usually killings and counterkillings.

Granted, their metabolisms are certainly different, what with Mr. Hoffman in a continuing state of eruption and Mr. Reilly doing the slow burn to end all slow burns.

"If in the end no one invented our national game, and its innocent Eden is a continuing state of delusion," Thorn writes, "he, as unwittingly as Abner Doubleday invented baseball, invented its religion and its shrine".

At least 30 soldiers were killed and the bombing prompted a continuing state of emergency in North Sinai, curfew and tensions that spilled over into Israel, which closed the Rafah crossing to Gaza and caused Hamas to postpone peace talks.

The legal advice suggests that if Scotland becomes independent, it will be a "new state," while the "remainder of the United Kingdom" would be considered a "continuing state," according to a summary of the 57-page document that was released ahead of the full publication.

This is a testament to the continuing state of our economy, and many of those who use S.N.A.P. do so while working two part-time jobs that earn them low wages also without health benefits.

Under Algeria's continuing state of emergency, many people still fear wrongful arrest.

Why are we surprised at the continuing state of lawlessness in Iraq?

Additional problems were created by the tensions of the Cold War (continuing state of conflict, tension, and competition after World War II) (25 ).