Sentence examples for continuance to from inspiring English sources

Toister asked the judge for a continuance to inspect the building and see the fence.

He was still working there in September when Alma, Jr., as he called his daughter, was born and their bedroom was full of the smell of old blood and milk and baby shit, and the sounds were of squalling and sucking and Alma's sleepy groans, all reassuring of fecundity and life's continuance to one who worked with livestock.

As with her previous writings, we are treated to some of the frankness for which her works are rightly celebrated: she gives us her reflections on issues from colonialism (and her inescapable complicity in its continuance) to women's shouldering of the care burden, to increasing social inequality (all the more "horrifying" to someone who has lived through the optimism of the postwar period).

In adapting ECT, Bhattacherjee (2001) proposed the expectation-confirmation model (ECM) of information systems (IS) continuance to explain users' intention to reuse an IS.

The appearance was quick with another continuance to July 12th.

"Often, you need a continuance to get a piece of information that you could conceivably get the next day, but the next hearing is several weeks out," Hoffman says.

Within the government's "Opposition to Continuance", written to oppose an extension of Barrett's trial, is a lengthy section about his supposed media strategy.

Within the government's "Opposition to Continuance," written to oppose an extension of Barrett's trial is a lengthy section about his supposed media strategy.

For instance, Texas requires judges to grant continuances to lawyers who, as legislators, can't make it to court because of official state business.

When consumers consider that ending the economic cost and the social cost as well as the lack of choice to end the relationship with the partner is too much, the continuance commitment will continue to be generated [23].

To understand the effectiveness of using the systems, the present study focused on the content and interface design of a government e-learning system in Taiwan to explore factors relevant to users' continuance intention to use the system.