Sentence examples for and the continuum of from inspiring English sources

But history and the continuum of conflicts makes a people weary and tired.

But the individual power that Biddulph locates within family life, and the continuum of struggle for gender equality, is never less than inspiring.

Instead, he was referring to a culture where Torah -- both the Five Books of Moses and the continuum of Jewish learning -- reigns.

In 2013 Rankine was elected a chancellor of the Academy of American Poets, and in the following year she published Citizen: An American Lyric, a compelling chronicle of racial aggression and the continuum of violence in the United States.

As Shire's career path illustrates, regulatory science includes a broad range of responsibilities and a firm understanding of both the drug-development process and the continuum of research and regulations along that process.

The contribution of this paper lies in a fine-grained analysis of the interplay of methods and theory (van Maanen et al. 2007) and the methodological fit (Edmondson and McManus 2007) of case study designs and the continuum of theory.

A comprehensive approach comprising community-based interventions (universal basic education, poverty alleviation, women empowerment and infrastructural development) and the continuum-of-care for maternal-newborn healthcare services is needed to reduce the burden of neonatal mortality in LMICs.

Facility records were reviewed to determine the burden of TB and HIV diseases and assess the continuum of care.

Talk about and embrace the continuum of masculinity and femininity.

Their service connects them to the web of humanity and to the continuum of life and death.

The greatest energy and strongest group interaction occurred over the issues of inter-professional communication and collaboration across settings and throughout the continuum of care.