The phrase "at the continual" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "We are at the continual risk of losing our data if we do not back it up regularly."
Alternatives: "at the ongoing" or "at the constant".
"I'm amazed at the continual level of discovery coming from pictures made in such a small period of time".
Meanwhile Mr Kim's son, Kim Jung Nam, grew frightened of his father and rebellious at the continual confinement.
But this was a thoughtful reading that offered a compelling glimpse at the continual expansion and contraction that drives Brahms's piano music.
In his question to Mr Lansley, he said: "I am sure the entire House will be shocked, angered and dismayed at the continual incursions by the Spanish government into the waters around the British sovereign territory of Gibraltar.
That would be my best shot". The two moves reflect the Team Sky head and British Cycling performance director's increasing concern at the continual questions over Chris Froome's two crushing mountain stage wins in this year's Tour.
I am not only dismayed at the continual intrusion into the private lives of women, American families and the doctor-patient relationship by abortion opponents, but I am even more concerned about the intrusion into our religious lives.
Throughout proceedings, Chambers sat largely expressionless behind toughened glass panels with a security guard beside him, only wincing slightly at the the continual repetition of his offending tweet.
According to the Lagrangian equation, the various interfacial forces at interface of the continual and dispersed phases were considered.
But there was plenty more to like during week 3 -- namely, the possible emergence of a new star at quarterback and the continual decline of an old one.
Gusting and drifting, Mr. Low's choreography was striking at first but soon the continual collapsing made it appear as if everyone had caught a wasting disease.
Paul Martin, head of UK retail at KPMG, said: "Given the continual growth in popularity of Chinese Singles' Day, there is no doubt that sales this year will be bigger than ever.
