Sentence examples for as we are continuously from inspiring English sources
And if so, do we all have to grin and bear it as we are continuously shovelled sh!t into our mouths?" Barney replies: We are not helpless, we are just far from the power base.
As we are continuously reminded yet seem to forget, there is no safe level of exposure to secondhand smoke — even outside, even brief exposure has immediate negative effects on the cardiovascular system.
As we are continuously engaged to better diagnose and treat our endometriosis patients, the reevaluation of our study of 2013 [ 32] made us again aware of the limited therapeutic armamentarium available to successfully treat this enigmatic benign disease.
This is so as to ensure that we are continuously able to anticipate our markets needs--a proactive approach, which is so essential if we are to gain and maintain a competitive advantage.
As this respondent commented "We are continuously looking for new opportunities, keeping old ties intact and in fact enriching them as much as we can".
"Unfortunately, American aircraft fly over us as we are being continuously bombarded by Saddam's forces," he said, citing a clash with Iraq forces in the swamps near Basra on May 15.
Still, both measures do not capture all glucose excursions, as we were not continuously measuring the glucose level and thereby missing, by definition, blood glucose excursions between two glucose measurements.
So, in sum it seems that, as long as we assume that there are continuously many QM observables (corresponding to the continuum of directions in physical space), statistical tests building, e.g., on the Clifton 1993 or the Cabello/Garcìa-Alcaine 1998 proposal remain entirely valid as empirical confirmations of QM and, via the KS theorem, of contextuality.
Under the law, students will remain eligible for the tuition freeze for four years, as long as they are continuously enrolled.
As nomads are continuously moving, mobile facilities are always the best approach for service delivery.
As VMs are continuously instantiated until demand is met Nagios exhibits a sudden spike in monitoring latency.
