Sentence examples for continually allowed from inspiring English sources

Although Arizona had a sizeable height and experience advantage, the Wildcats appeared to be playing on borrowed time as they continually allowed the Huskies to penetrate the lane.

The move is Facebook's first that curtails the reach of Jones, who has been a major talking point in the media because he is continually allowed a voice on the social network, despite spreading "alternative theories" on events like 9/11 and the San Bernardino shootings.

Trump was continually allowed to substitute platitudes ("I do tremendous health care") for plans and policies, and to dodge on specifics.

But that didn't stop it continually allowing itself to be misled down the years.

A different but no less potent form of silence is found in many abortion rights organizations, which continually allow the opposition to dictate the terms of the debate and discussion.

For a sugar daddy willing to pay up, the site says it verifies his identity, annual income, and net worth and then ensures his profile gets the most traction by continually allowing it to pop up in the top tier of search results.

One is to make a huge ad buy — the kind the super PACs working for Mr. Romney and Mr. Gingrich are making — that will keep them on television continually and allow them to purchase more expensive 60-second spots.

The RPM is essentially a 3D clinostat, in which the gravity vector is continually reoriented allowing simulating microgravity conditions.

UNICEF, along with other UN and international actors, advocated continually to allow humanitarian assistance to the civilians trapped in the Old City.

He is, however, allowed to continually run more and more trials.

The real challenge is creating a route to market for these technologies and this will never happen if incumbents are not encouraged, supported and ultimately forced to evolve, or are allowed to continually block progress.