Sentence examples for an element of continuity from inspiring English sources

There's long been an element of continuity to the theatrical canon that helps define the British theater, a culture whereby a production of one celebrated title by no means precludes another following hot on its heels.

It will be important for Sánchez Flores to keep a consistent core; Watford have considerable talent but an element of continuity will be necessary and the good form of Deeney, whose attributes seem perfectly suited to the division, looks particularly important.

Breaking from form, this circus also includes a clown who is genuinely funny and often pathetic, and who provides an element of continuity throughout the production.

Home visiting has long been an element of continuity of care across settings (office, hospital, home, nursing home) provided by family physicians.

Where hospital admission does happen, retaining an element of continuity was seen as important: Can we, without intruding, send [care] staff into the hospital with the person, you know?

As a former supporter of David Miliband, the more right-wing candidate for the leadership, and as an ally of Tony Blair's in the last government, he also provides an element of New Labour continuity in the shadow-cabinet.

The nurse should provide help to meet the patients' needs found in the above study, namely individualized timely care delivered with an element of person continuity.

Accurate information transfer is an important element of continuity of care and patient safety.

And this is why the geography of artistic innovation has been a strong element of continuity in a world otherwise characterized by rapid and radical change.

There was a strong element of continuity in the autumn statement: the bulk of the cuts announced by Osborne will still go ahead.

In a country where the president becomes an official nobody at the end of his six-year term, Don Fidel provided the PRI's system with a vital element of continuity.