Sentence examples for been continuity from inspiring English sources
noun
Lack of interruption or disconnection; the quality of being continuous in space or time.
- Considerable continuity of attention is needed to read German philosophy.
Imitation of Classical and post-Classical models continued even into the 6th century, and there seems to have been continuity of literary tradition for some time after the fall of the Western Roman Empire.
This has been continuity without monotony.
"There has not been continuity and communication in the athletic department at the top for a while.
I wish there had been continuity of care so that I had someone I trusted care for me.
But at Chez Noelle there has been continuity; the chef and the owner are one and the same.
In this respect, Michael Gove, who is the coalition government's most ardent Blairite, has been continuity rather than change.
The problem is continuity.
There's continuity there.
There has to be continuity".
The most important thing is continuity.
