Sentence examples for appears continually from inspiring English sources

Colley points out how the theme of captivity dominates one national epic, "Gulliver's Travels," and appears continually in British poetry, song, art, fiction and journalism.

The sentences reflect what many experts describe as the paranoia of Myanmar's senior general, Than Shwe, who appears continually concerned about threats to his power.

In a country where large popular uprisings have challenged the military at least twice in recent history, the senior generals appear continually wary of threats to their power.

In its first season, "The Americans" (10 p.m. EST Wednesday, FX) was an "almost" show -- it appeared continually on the cusp of ascending to a higher level of quality. .

1 Although brucellosis has been eradicated from many industrialised countries, new foci of disease appear continually, particularly in parts of Asia.

The transfer of entire genes from the mitochondria to the nucleus appears to continually occur in some plants (references in [ 72]).

Tophi appear to continually recruit monocytes that differentiate to macrophages, and tophi also continually remodel [ 1], but it is now appreciated that uptake of MSU crystals by fully differentiated macrophages potentially exerts anti-inflammatory effects [ 2].

Whereas the estimated risk of lung cancer and child acute lower respiratory illness appeared to continually increase along with increasing concentrations of PM2.5, the curves for heart disease and stroke rapidly increased at lower concentrations of PM2.5 before leveling off.

Because this power plant is located in the sea area under the long period waves, sediment is completely active, and deposition continually appears in the excavation process of harbour basin and channel, and the channel can't be formed.

It is possible that the shoulder observed on the high-wavenumber side of the bands at 385 and 400 cm-1 at higher ΣS/ΣAs ratios is the same as the band at 420 cm-1 visible at lower ΣS/ΣAs ratios, inasmuch as there continually appears to be some intensity at around 420 cm-1 throughout the entire range of ΣS/ΣAs ratios investigated.

Second, morphological diversity appears to accumulate continually and be unrelated to species richness.