Sentence examples for because of the continual from inspiring English sources
The reciprocal understanding mother-child relationship is possible only because of the continual dialogue between faces".
Quinn, who joined the Giants in 2007, acknowledged that there was always an unknown quantity in special teams because of the continual turnover among players.
Because of the continual raids and wars between segments, a chieftainship, with the power to use force to maintain peace, was established.
Because of the continual erosion of funding and salaries, he says, prestige institutions such as his are now "living on borrowed time".
Gold production continued to rise throughout the 20th century, partly because of the improvement in recovery methods and partly because of the continual growth and expansion of South Africa's gold-mining operations.
Unlike professional investors, savers are behaving quite rationally, perhaps because of the continual assertions from all sides that our economy, despite everything, is in fine shape and accordingly stocks will soon be climbing again, or maybe simply because no expert can offer advice that another expert won't denounce as the worst possible approach.
We did not use continuous variables to represent income, education and occupations and perform latent profile analysis because (1) the continual measure of income and education has lower validity and efficiency compared to categorical income variable and (2) these two methods lead to quite similar results.
A military officer and self-styled physician, Brand has often received the undeserved title "last of the alchemists" because of his continual search for the philosopher's stone, which reputedly could change base metals into gold.
One person with dementia no longer went into her kitchen after dark because the continual triggering of her telecare system's door exit alarm, activating when near the external kitchen door, frightened her.
This is an important consideration in tissue engineering of cartilage as opposed to normal cartilage, because the continual increase in stiffness could negate the therapeutic effect of regenerative cartilage tissue.
