Sentence examples for continually dealt with from inspiring English sources
The US military has continually dealt with the challenges of controlling and treating Staphylococcus aureus infections, as was evident by the development of penicillin-resistant strains soon after penicillin's introduction into battlefield medicine during World War II [ 1].
This would be much better than having to continually deal with a government in denial on the issue, and using the Spanish constitutional court to throw obstacles in the way of proper democratic politics in Spain.
And, in my experience of present-day life in the West, criticisms of the status quo — of the media, of established institutions, and of political life — continually deal with this possibility.
This has real resonance for me as the merged organisation develops, because we know it is about being stronger together, recognising that we are continually dealing with uncertainty as ideas and policies change, never more so than with the general election next year.
Even though scientists and health policies are continually dealing with the issue of inequalities in health care [ 9, 10] there is not clear evidence about the health status of the approximately one million immigrants living in Greece today and their accessibility to healthcare services.
Continually, our approaches dealt with the real world problems and achieved reasonable gains, such as security and energy efficiency for mobile communications.
Since the new Yankee Stadium opened last month, the team has dealt with the continually embarrassing sight of hundreds of empty high-priced seats, complaints about bleacher seats where half the field cannot be seen and concerns that the Stadium is so home run friendly that it is beneath the dignity of Yankees tradition.
As Reading sat back the home side were continually frustrated in front of goal, with substitute Paul Anderson's effort and Sears' snap-shot both comfortably dealt with by Federici.
Since last year, the number of cases the county council has dealt with has increased from 364 in May 2011 to 530 in September, a number which is continually rising.
We dealt with suppliers".
