Sentence examples for continual march from inspiring English sources

TAKING OVER The performance artist Danny Hoch's new solo show is an angry reaction to what he sees as the destruction of traditional urban areas as a result of the continual march of gentrification into neighborhoods like his own, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

So, after completing Mommy, his first effort devoted totally to the travails of heterosexuals, does the openly gay helmer sense that the recent gains by the gay pride movement and the continual march to equality for the LGBTQ population will have any effect on his future subject matter?

It is possible that c-Jun is maintained at low levels in HCT116 cells, lower than observed for non-cancer ARPE19 cells (data not shown), via continual c-Jun protein degradation.

"There have been almost continual dot.com problems since March," he said, "and those haven't been addressed.

Former ASU athletic director Stacy Danley, fired by the university administration last January, said he wasn't surprised at the Hornets' continual struggles in handling APR issues.

He was still on crutches in September and could not complete a full practice until December despite continual rehabilitation and conditioning.

The following month, despite continual problems with jamming guns in the S.E.5s, Ball shot down seven Albatroses in five days, including two reconnaissance models on 1 May, a reconnaissance plane and an Albatros D.III fighter on 2 May; a D.III on 4 May, and two D.IIIs the next day, 5 May.

Its continual decline over many months continued in February with a loss of more than 92,000 copies compared to the January total.

The release of ampicillin loaded within the microporous scaffolds was initially fast (∼85% for 1 week), and was then slowed down, showing a continual release up to a month.

As Shanghai is one of the most dynamic and cosmopolitan cities in the eastern part of Asia, our study here emphasizes the importance of continual and combined surveillance of NoV-associated infections among the large coastal cities in Eastern Asia.

"Headquarters is aware that many of the companies in the field are overtaxed, don't have the ability to meet all the inspection goals on a continual basis from week to week and month to month," he said.