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For, if we were always awake, some accidental associations would be cemented by continuance , as that nothing could afterwards disjoin them, which would be madness" (OM 1, prop. 91).
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In general, people were on the square to put pressure on the ruling Supreme Council of Armed Forces to fulfill the demands of the revolution: speedy trials for Mubarak and his sons and other regime members had seemed to have been slowed down by continuances.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In general, people were on the square to put pressure on the ruling Supreme Council of Armed Forces to fulfill the demands of the revolution: speedy trials for Mubarak and his sons and other regime members had seemed to have been slowed down by continuances.
The war itself disturbed as much in its origin and much by its continuance , will it also disturb us much by its cessation?It is undeniable that the fall of Richmond, such as we have ascertained it to be, would have been of disastrous consequences to several branches of English commerce if it had happened six months ago.
Further, if the parties agree in their forecasts of how the wish to settle will be affected by the continuance of the strike, they will find it in their interests to reach agreement on what would be the terms of the ultimate settlement without resorting to coercion by stoppage.
Most attribute the permanence of the language to empire, as well as by the continuance of its use as the primary language of the United States and of the internet, making it the global lingua franca.
Nevertheless, because blacks were educationally and socially disadvantaged in the South, Breckinridge concluded that "the interests of both races in the Commonwealth would be promoted by the continuance of their present relations".
The Sira taluka, unlike Pavagada and CN Halli, was much more dominated by a continuance commitment rather than affective commitment.
The mechanistic in vitro studies indicate that HA functions in modulating cell proclivity to differentiation and proliferation by enforcing continuance of the dormant state of the most primitive Lin− cells [ 55- 61].
As a consequence, he said, "I can not but believe that more is lost by the long continuance of men in office than is generally to be gained by their experience.
"We must win the peace by assuring the continuance of America's supremacy in the air," said Col. N. Jay Boots, the other day.
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The phrase "by continuance" functions as a prepositional phrase, modifying a verb or noun to indicate the means by which something is achieved or maintained. It specifies that the result is obtained through the continuation of a particular action or state. Ludwig's analysis suggests this phrase is less common and there are more readily understandable alternatives.
Expression frequency: Rare
