The phrase "continual pursuit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing effort or search for something over a period of time.
Example: "Her continual pursuit of knowledge led her to become an expert in her field."
Alternatives: "constant quest" or "ongoing search".
"But we will not be fooled by half-measures that merely provide a smokescreen for Iran's continual pursuit of nuclear weapons.
The brief exchange sketches a respected nobleman, whose greatness lay not in unattainable perfection but humility and the continual pursuit of self-improvement.
"We will not be fooled by half-measures that merely provide a smoke screen for Iran's continual pursuit of nuclear weapons," Mr. Netanyahu told reporters in Tel Aviv hours before Mr. Rouhani spoke before the General Assembly.
While welcoming a "genuine diplomatic solution" to the Iranian nuclear challenge, the prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, this week warned the world not to be "fooled by half-measures that merely provide a smokescreen for Iran's continual pursuit of nuclear weapons".
Between 1820 and 1920, the restaurant district — in continual pursuit of its wealthy and powerful clientele — hopscotched from Lower Manhattan through Union Square to Madison Square, which, in "the eternal New York story... burned brightly for its appointed hour and then yielded the stage" to Long Acre Square (now Times Square), north of the seedy Tenderloin.
While he talks of "Iran's history of deceit" over its "continual pursuit of nuclear weapons", not a word is uttered about Israel's arsenal of nuclear weapons, which it still officially denies and which for years it concealed from the world until Mordechai Vanunu exposed them, for which "crime" he was abducted and imprisoned for 18 years and has been denied permission to leave Israel ever since.
They have nailed all the things about the series that we love: pants-moistening pursuits; continual "bants" (as is the technical term) from the main characters, even when they are in clearly desperate peril; and relentless, survive-by-the-hair-on-one's-ball-sack action.
Three major forms of automatic self-regulation are identified: an automatic effect of perception on action, automatic goal pursuit, and a continual automatic evaluation of one's experience.
A: I've always defined success as the continual expansion of happiness and the dominant pursuit of worthy goals.
Continue to seek out a continual future.
But given his tenacious pursuit of an idiom defined by relentless challenge and continual change, few living composers warrant the label maverick more than he does.
