Sentence examples for a continuum of what from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Frame said he saw the coming refinancing crisis in commercial real estate as a continuum of what has been happening with other securities in the last 18 months.

"It's a continuum of what I've been doing for 40 years," he said, sounding annoyed.

The contrasting relationship between the categories Energy therapies on one hand and Alternative Medical Systems and Treatment centers on the other, can be interpreted as either indicating a competitive relationship between categories, or as illustrating different poles of a continuum of what constitutes acceptable and available CAM in the Swedish context.

"Hopefully they'll include it in the full continuum of what they know about me," he said.

The key questions we sought to answer were: (1) what is the current use and promotion of evidence-based neonatal and maternal health interventions in a continuum of care approach; (2) what are the barriers to implementation of interventions; and; (3) do organizations have policies and guidelines for neonatal and maternal health care.

These data suggest that a Yin and Yang system of gene expression patterns in HSC may exist allowing for the oscillation of cells, perhaps in a cell cycle related fashion, between engrafting and non-engrafting status thus generating a continuum of functions from within what would otherwise appear as a heterogeneous population of cells.

Mr. Kennedy, the bill's chief sponsor, called it the necessary next step in civil rights legislation, representing "a continuum of this nation attempting to define what this nation ought to be, that is a nation that is going to be free from discrimination, hatred and bigotry".

We have proposed a continuum of metacognitive-regulation development that represents what we saw in introductory biology students.

They want a more progressive school that maps students' testing on a continuum of learning and is more geared towards what is required for their children to compete globally.

This is in accordance with what we expect to be a continuum of deleterious effect of iodine deficiency all life long including fetal period.

What Lindholm wants to establish, though, is a continuum of anxiety.