Sentence examples for continual points from inspiring English sources

Questions of feasibility and uncertainty, however, will be continual points of debate in policy making and operational planning.

There is continual finger pointing at someone or something to explain the state of humanity, and it is not the pointer finger that is doing the pointing.

But the weird emphasis on "magic words" and superficial semantics has become a continual reference point in the right vs. left battle over foreign policy and war-making.

They've all provided moments over the past decade that not only seemed to represent continual creativity, but point to the evolution of jazz in the early 21st century.

Another point of continual debate is the grading of quality of evidence.

The CTs assisted in both selecting variables of greater importance in the problem of classification and determining the best cut-off points for the continual variables.

The higher promoter methylation at term could also reflect the end point of a continual process of re-methylation in the extra embryonic lineage from the blastocyst stage, at which point the genome is almost completely hypomethylated [ 34].

The same approach will be used for the assessment of the continuous secondary end-points where there are continual variables.

VIOLENCE -- Gory, graphic and continual, with torture, maimings and point-blank executions.

Senior figures in the Church are quick to point to the continual crises that have threatened its integrity since its formation in the Reformation of the 16th Century, and before then when it was part of the Roman Catholic Church.

I only know and understand money as a continual traumatic act, a focal point for all my terror and sadness.