Sentence examples for be the continuance of from inspiring English sources

Rather, it appears to be the continuance of an ongoing pattern.

"For Queensberry, his children were the continuance of his soul on Earth," writes Stratmann.

What is most startling is the continuance of a strategy – the bombing of civilian targets in the hope of killing Taliban – that everyone seems to accept is counterproductive.

But, looked at another way, a prorogation really is a prolongation, as Sir William Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England explained in 1765: "A prorogation is the continuance of the parliament from one session to another". Can we think of another phenomenon that means one thing to some people and another thing to others?

"That's the continuance of the dream of Apollo".

But real, absolute rest, is the continuance of the body in the same part of that immovable space, in which the ship itself, its cavity, and all that it contains, is moved.

Thus in a ship under sail, the relative place of a body is that part of the ship which the body possesses; or that part of the cavity which the body fills, and which therefore moves together with the ship: and relative rest is the continuance of the body in the same part of the ship, or of its cavity.

The investigation was shelved after Berlusconi, guided by Dell'Utri, won the landmark election of 1994, launching Italy into what appeared to be a new era, but was actually the continuance of business as usual.

The basis of the contract was also the continuance of a thing in a certain condition; for on June 20 the rooms were capable of being described as a place from which to view a procession on two particular days; whereas when those days arrived the rooms were no longer capable of being so described.

To Philip, this is not hypocrisy, not the ruthless practice of a treacherous double-standard; to him, this is merely the continuance of the privilege of sexual licence granted to the upper crust of a civilised society - nobody's business but their own.

Although maternal education becomes a stronger predictor of daughter's circumcision status within communities, it is unclear whether education itself is related to the continuance of female circumcision or whether other factors yet unaccounted for individual preferences, gender norms, general economic development—may be driving both trends.