Sentence examples for continually if from inspiring English sources

Although Caribou Coffee is not listed in the 2012 report, many of the ranked brands are known for dedicating time and corporate treasure to continually, if not continuously, trying to improve the results of their advertising.

While I am completely copacetic with this statement, Laura is not, and the two partners begin to spar like an old married couple, talking over each other and bickering continually, if affectionately.

These are pollutants, particularly ozone and soot, that do not hang around in the atmosphere as carbon dioxide does, but have to be renewed continually if they are to have a lasting effect.

Assess interest continually: If your child loses interest, it's time to stop and change the subject.

That's a very hard question to answer because there were different times in my life where I recommitted myself to this business because you have to reinvent yourself continually if you want to stay in the business.

So, no matter how much time you spend fasting, no matter how much you sleep on a hard floor and eat ashes and sigh continually, if you do no good to others, you do nothing great".

As Roosevelt described it, if a man continually blusters, if he lacks civility, a big stick will not save him from trouble.

- If you feel continually as if you're "less than," ask yourself "How old is this feeling?" I'm guessing that for most, the feeling of "not good enough" began in early childhood, reinforced by authority figures who somehow conveyed that what you did and who you were was not worthy of their unconditional love and positive regard.

But if primary human tumors shed cells continually, and if every cell is capable of forming visible metastasis, then every patient should have countless visible metastatic deposits all over his or her body".

Alkenes are oxidized by Ru VI), which is continually regenerated if the potential is kept high enough (heterogeneous redox catalysis).

Hiroshima is the lesson we must continually relearn if we are to avoid Armageddon.