Sentence examples for because we continuously from inspiring English sources

"We do not encourage you to bring wine from your cellar, simply because we continuously buy large amounts of wine and store them with great care," its Web site says.

Nobel-prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman has referred to this process as a kind of "satisfaction treadmill". Because we continuously shift our standards upward once we've reached them, we've got to keep running in order to feel satisfied again.

The palliative care team intervention duration matched the patient survival time after intervention because we continuously followed the patients until their deaths.

Because we continuously captured the UHS-OMAG data at the same location over the whole process, we processed the data set to obtain the response of microcirculation within the tissue beds to the changes of the body temperature.

Because we are continuously working to expand our capabilities, the instrument is designed with maximum scalability.

That's why we have many of the mega-cities that we do because we're continuously driving people off land.

This way we can approach the optimal cost-distortion tradeoff because we can continuously adapt the analog JSCC encoder parameters δ i.

Because we are continuously bombarded by a myriad of toxic exposures from birth, it is difficult to definitively prove a causal relationship between X chemical and Y cancer.

And we know, too, that it will happen again, because we are warned continuously, even as we go about our daily business and try to forget.

"Twenty years from now," he said, "there will be two more senators who will be arguing for reform because we've gone continuously through cycles of corruption and reform".

"I lost my habit of punctual correspondence during the first few weeks of marriage," Eileen explains, "because we quarrelled so continuously & really bitterly that I thought I'd save time & just write one letter to everyone when the murder or separation had been accomplished".