Sentence examples for and it is continually from inspiring English sources

Like any classification, the present arrangement is essentially a hypothesis of relationships among superfamilies, families, and genera, and it is continually being tested by the discovery of new fossils, reanalyses of data from conventional sources, and analyses of new data such as DNA sequences.

The software was adopted successfully in several states in the United States (for example, Buika 2000; Kircher et al. 2006a; Tantala et al. 2008; Rein and Corotis 2013) and it is continually tested using U.S. as well as international earthquakes (Kircher 2003; Chock et al. 2006; Remo and Pinter 2012).

The problem is that what the public sees from the Islamic State is its slick use of propaganda, and that use of propaganda is brutal and violent and it is continually sewn through with Islamic texts and rhetoric.

" It was created with hope and optimism, and it is continually renewed by the hope and optimism that children bring into the world".

"This collection is a work in progress and it's continually expanding.

"This is not rocket science, this is very, very simple stuff, but it's monitored and it's managed and it's continually improved".

Actually, I've been really encouraged lately about how much female talent is coming into the tech industry and it's continually growing as we speak.

If you're really supporting equality, it can't be, 'I make 75 percent of the income, and therefore she does 75 percent of the child care.' Equality is not bean counting, and it's continually renegotiated".

That's true — you should never cite Wikipedia for multiple reasons: it's written anonymously, so you can't know the credibility of the author, and it's continually updated, so it's not a stable source.

Google also notes that today's Safe Browsing features use machine learning to detect "more badness" and that it is "continually evaluating and integrating cutting-edge new approaches to improve Safe Browsing".

Growing up in a world that is intensely distrustful of politicians, with the media focus on the MPs' expenses scandal, economic disaster and war, it is continually surprising to me that we are expected to vote for more of the same.