Sentence examples for an almost uninterrupted from inspiring English sources
(Barring a few years after unification, it has run an almost uninterrupted surplus since 1952).
Speaking of 1970s rock, the music in the restaurant was an almost uninterrupted soundtrack of a British band's greatest hits.
Crises related to member privacy, misuse of data, and loss of public trust in the company have been emerging in an almost uninterrupted stream.
A few years later he was noticed by Pope Alexander VII, and thereafter he secured an almost uninterrupted series of important commissions for altarpieces in Italian churches.
"Voci" is an almost uninterrupted monologue lasting more than half an hour, and Ms. Kashkashian approaches it with utter conviction in even the tiniest breath of a phrase.
It channels their historical continuities and discontinuities with a clarity and vitality that our everyday lives, which are shaped by an almost uninterrupted purposefulness, constantly obscure.
It was not until the detailed anatomy work of Pfeiffer in 1928 that the new concept of an almost-uninterrupted vascular network of brain vasculature was proposed.
The Isoberlinia doka open woodlands constitute a large almost uninterrupted strip from Mali to Uganda (following a gradient of annual rainfall exceeding 900 mm).
Our 2015 paper documented a set of facts: that after a century of almost uninterrupted progress on mortality, US white non-Hispanics (WNH) in midlife were experiencing a sustained period in which mortality rates stopped falling and rose instead.
The period 1988 to 2011, as gleaned from household surveys, has been a period of almost uninterrupted growth, globally speaking, but with a very interesting and important twist: the global median income has been rising at a faster rate than the global mean income.
Things could not get any worse after Hatoyama quits, given the current deadlock in many important issues". The potential unraveling of Japan's centre-left experiment comes less than a year after the Democrats ended more than half a century of almost uninterrupted rule by the conservative LDP.
