Sentence examples for continually only from inspiring English sources

Cuban suddenly went from one of the most free-spending owners in the N.B.A. to adopting a plan that looks an awful lot like the Daryl Morey blueprint: sign players to short contracts, continue stockpiling assets that can be moved easily, reshuffle them continually (only three Mavericks players remain from 2011) and stay on the lookout for another star to team with Nowitzki.

They also travelled continually, not only to Paris and back but all around Europe, often with another couple.

But calls for a formal monument continually meet only official rejection.

For example, a pole-shaped part that would be under tension continually might only have fibers running the length of the pole.

Now you must get your busy reader from the first line of your story all the way to the end, even though they are being continually distracted, only have a short lunch break or commute, and didn't realise that this was going to be about science.

To enhance the usability of the low power generated by the LMFC, a power management system (PMS) was used to harvest power continually while only operating the air pump intermittently.

Although all s seasonal components are continually changing, only one affects the observations at any particular time, that is (gamma _{t}=gamma _{jt}) when season j is prevailing at time t.

The festival held in the heart of Toronto is continually the only place where you can discuss and dismantle what's deserving of pre-award buzz.

Grape (non-climacteric fruit) and tomato (climacteric fruit) display the same ripening phenomenon in terms of the expression of genes related with cell wall degradation, pigment synthesis and sugar synthesis increases gradually and the activity of the corresponding enzymes increases continually, with only a difference in ethylene production.

During this time, the productivity of American workers has continually increased — but only those at the top pocketed the rewards for everyone else's hard work.

It was, he wrote, a "mere refuge for rapacious politicians" that "is continually imperiling not only the property, but the lives, of the tens of thousands it is paid to protect".