Sentence examples for been continuously more from inspiring English sources

As a result, much of the material transmitted in those journals relates to economic theory, and "economic theory itself has been continuously more abstract and mathematical".

"You're impacting your own life and your kids' lives -- it's two generations, and it's continuously more than that".

Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a tool which since 1992 [8] has been continuously getting more attention as it evaluates the environmental performance of products, services, and systems, and identifies opportunities for improvement.

PHG also seemed to be involved in both intervals (and across all types of analysis), possibly suggesting that episodic retrieval efforts may have been continuously engaged more strongly in deliberation trials.

Since its development, USLE has been continuously improved to more accurately estimate soil loss and to adapt to more situations in a wider range of geographic areas.

Humans built the first cities in the region, and some spots have been continuously occupied for more than six thousand years.

HUD defines chronically homeless people as disabled individuals who have been continuously homeless for more than a year or have experienced at least four episodes of homelessness in the past three years.

Thailand's monarchy has been continuously evolving for more than 700 years and will always remain one of the kingdom's main institutions holding the country together.Finally, the present administration did not assume office through a "parliamentary fix".

The package has been continuously updated and more information can be obtained from http://cran.rstudio.com/web/packages/AdequacyModel/index.html.html

It has been continuously maintained for more than 20 years.

For example, the number of female physicians has been continuously increasing to more than 30% of newly qualified physicians [ 48].