The Post-Dispatch had had a readers' advocate continually from 1974 through 1995.
The number of HIV tests performed by Frankfurt's Virology has been decreasing continually since 1991.
Life expectancy – the starkest gauge of all – has declined continually since 1981.
The medical director of the city's jails, Dr. Hans Ebeles, said last week that he has ap plied for licenses continually since 1965.
The country does hold regular elections, but Lee's People's Action Party has held power continually since 1959, and, during his long prime ministership, opponents of the regime were routinely rounded up and imprisoned.
The Norwegian has been ranked No. 1 almost continually since January 2010, and he now has an edge in the ratings system used to calculate the rankings that is the widest between two competitors since Mr. Fischer beat Mr. Spassky in 1972.
The decline in manufacturing employment is not a story of merely a rough few years for the economy; nationwide factory employment peaked in 1979, and as a proportion of total jobs has been declining almost continually since 1943.
Defeat at the hands of the SNP in the party's Scottish fortress — where they have held power continually since 1972 — would be blamed on the internal woes of Scottish Labour, beset by resignations, defections and distractions.
The tumult has been vexing Interpublic and its shareholders, clients and employees continually since August as Mr. Dooner struggled to steer the company through the accounting and earnings problems, along with trouble at some operations devoted to nonadvertising specialties like motor-sports marketing, corporate identity and promotions.
Now in its 121st year, the Turnbull Lecture series has run almost continually since 1891, with interruptions during the two world wars and a gap from 1984 to 1996.
