Sentence examples for continually need from inspiring English sources

Situations in which people find themselves and which individuals continually need to handle necessitate the making of decisions.

Without profits, it will continually need financing to increase its roster of schools and repay its debts.

To get people to accept solutions to problems, managers continually need to coordinate and balance opposing views.

Even the elite graduates working in law firms and corporations whom Lemann calls "Mandarins" continually need to prove their worth.

Nor will the leaders examine why poorer societies continually need to export labor to survive -- or what can be done to break the cycle.

"You continually need to reassess your road travel and particularly now the winds are on the coastline, any boating or surf-related activities," he said.

"The past," he wrote, "is continually needed to explain the present, and the whole to explain the part".

"Not only to me, but to all those who believe that cinema continually needs to be reinvented".

Victoria Levin, general manager of the Tangled Vine, a wine bar on the Upper West Side, said she continually needed to replenish her rosé supply.

Macho mariners responded with the insistence that ships always had been and ever would be female (bloody-minded, expensive, continually needing a lick of paint), while feminist academics applauded this modernization of the language as overdue.

I continually needed to find new people, and I needed them fast – but what I wanted most was to get the attention of employees who were currently employed elsewhere.