Sentence examples for continually urging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Van Der Merwe said the owners themselves were continually urging the company to develop new conservation projects.

Instead, scores of lawyers and lobbyists are continually urging Congress to expand Medicare coverage of specific drugs, medical devices, tests and procedures.

Public officials who are continually urging the public to go about their normal lives have an obligation to lead the way.

The student is continually urged to keep calm, maintain steady nerves, and not to jump to conclusions.

As the ideal of the elongated flapper took root, women were continually urged to mask their excess.

In letters and telegrams, he continually urged Churchill to move India toward self-government, only to receive replies that waffled and prevaricated.

At parties, girlfriends continually urged him to get on the microphone, insisting that he had a knack for heating up a room.

These days, with scientists continually urged to "engage" with the public, there is an unprecedented amount of material for anyone interested in modern science.

A lot of decent religious people might have reservations about spending too much time on deliberations where they were continually urged to stress commonality, and play down difference, at the risk of compromising integrity.

"I have continually urged the industry to do more to protect at-risk customers and to share best practice and to better communicate what they are doing and its effect.

But Auntie Melia was a splendid exception.Mrs Makdisi's much loved mother (whose education had been partly paid for by a generous Baptist, Mrs Bottoms of Texas) continually urged her daughters to be strong in carrying out their domestic duties and never to whine.