Sentence examples for continually serves as from inspiring English sources
Thus as he develops his conception of human knowledge in natural philosophy, scientia continually serves as a foil, an ideal knowledge, attainable for human beings in certain domains, but in natural philosophy possible only for nobler spirits, such as angels.
Despite being unable to resolve the Irish problem, Thatcher succeeded in 1987 in winning an unprecedented third general election, and in January 1988 she surpassed Asquith as the longest continually serving prime minister since Lord Liverpool (1812 27).
Zander set a playful tone for the evening by first lauding Ellison as probably the longest continually serving chief executive 32 years in the job then teasing him for having 181 fans on Facebook.
Each pen contains a concrete pond with continually circulated water that serves as a water source and resting area where the birds congregate each night.
By 2007, Kathleen Schafer honed her focus to innovative leadership and developed her proprietary leadership model that serves as the basis of her continually evolving work.
With that said, the editorial serves as another sad example of how the fashion industry continually ignores or exploits ethnic diversity rather than celebrating it.
The Hillsborough tragedy serves as a reminder to all agencies of the need to continually review approaches to the management of sporting events.
In the many-core systems, network-on-chip (NoC) serves as an efficient and scalable architecture to connect numerous on-chip resources, whereas it encounters the crisis of the increasing leakage power as technology is continually scaling down.
A large area serves as a bustling cafe, with a smaller space to the side for more intimate scenes; upstage, members of Juilliard Dance bounce through Mr. Millepied's folksy choreography almost continually.
Earthen mounds serves as barricades.
