Sentence examples for are continually having from inspiring English sources

Agencies are continually having to rethink their clients' campaigns as brands take into account new forms of online activity and customer journeys.

It is no secret that charities are continually having to do more with less in light of funding cuts and increased service demand.

"Members are continually having to deal with late deliveries, extra fuel costs, tolls and if we do nothing Essex will lose out on inward development and investment.

Former Bath and England centre Phil de Glanville now works as Hartpury's director of elite sport and says Voss has a great opportunity: "Rugby players are continually having to find the balance between developing the skills needed for life after rugby, either through injury or retirement, and giving themselves the best chance of succeeding in the professional game," he added.

It seems as if we are continually having our attention drawn back to the same spot, trying to get democracy right, as we struggle over America's place in the world.

I was continually having asthma attacks, because I couldn't stay out of the haymow.

He is continually having to petition the state government to write a law on his county's behalf.Sometimes this is done extremely badly.

I found these endlessly fascinating, not least because she was continually having accidents (most stories ending up with holes burnt in floors, things stuck to ceilings, handfuls of sulphur being chucked at fugitive mercury escaping under floorboards).

Greece is continually having to pay back what it owes to creditors, which adds urgency to all these conversations.

It meant the reader was continually having to "see" what was being presented to them, instead of being told.

But by updating its devices just once a year means Apple is now continually having to play catch-up.