Sentence examples for continually showing from inspiring English sources

Emerging nanomaterials and its technology have been known to offer unique advantages and are continually showing promising potential attracting continuous global attention.

This sort of physical makeover is continually showing up in adaptations.

Passionate about Ms. Edson's work, Mr. Jones played the role of the stricken professor during an informal reading of the script in 1991 and kept a copy of the play with him for several years, continually showing it to artistic directors of theaters.

In contrast, research shows that savoring our partner and his or her qualities may be more effective at communicating our love than a variety of other means, like gift giving, doing chores, etc. Continually showing and expressing gratitude for each other builds intimacy and strengthens bonds over time.

A visitor to his home in northeast Calgary — where he lives with his wife, Sukhjeet, a teacher; his parents; and his sister Gurdeep — can expect to see a car with a vanity license plate based on Gretzky's No. 99, a large television continually showing N.H.L. games or highlights, and closets stuffed with hockey jerseys.

Continually showing up on national and local restaurant reviews alike, Absinthe Brasserie & Bar doesn't seem to disappoint.

But as long as black lives are continually shown not to matter, some of us will continue to experience the tragedy of fallen officers with a bit less alacrity than our white friends.

"Our reports have continually shown that diversity sells, but the TV and film product continues to fall short.

He is athletic (continually shown boxing), charismatic, angry and confrontational.

We have continually shown the advantages that the UK has for the tech sector.

Research has continually shown that companies with more women in management have less sexual harassment.