The phrase "and there are continual" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence where you are describing ongoing situations or events, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "The project is facing several challenges, and there are continual delays in the timeline."
Alternatives: "and there are ongoing" or "and there are constant".
And there are continual reminders of what happens to the survivors who do not understand this — who, for example, attempt to talk with Pakistan's civilian government and assert their authority.
The semi-autonomous Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) used to be a place of refuge for al-Qa'ida and was frequently referred to as "the most dangerous place the world", but much of it is now occupied by the Pakistani army and there are continual US drone strikes searching out Taliban and al-Qa'ida leaders seeking sanctuary in its rugged terrain.
Handsets aren't a great source of profits; they're expensive to make and there's continual downward price pressure.
The musical resonances among the diverse works were fascinating, and there was continual drama in seeing groups of musicians playing from different locations in the hall.
4 They repeatedly came to blows and there was continual fighting between them, so that many were wounded and killed on p239 both sides alike.
Rumsfeld continues to say publicly that whatever the military wants in Iraq, he will provide and yet there are continual reports from the press and Congressional members who have spoke to the military in Iraq that more troops and certain equipment are needed.
Won't there be continual conflict and deadlock?
Until the IAAF's trust-fund system there was continual concern about athletes earning money by violating rules.
There are continual distempers and fevers.
There are continual references to "love" and family ties as key drivers in humanity's fight for survival.
There are continual debates regarding how and where to expand the MTR network.
