Sentence examples for continuation could be from inspiring English sources

The semantic feature bundles of Continuation could be represented as [−quantified][±increasing][+similar][−bounded][−future-oriented].

The lag effect of change of the state/property along the time axis described by Continuation could be mapped onto the subjective domain.

Seven of the eleven physiotherapists indicated that further treatment continuation could be beneficial for the improvement of the general physical condition.

Eleven physiotherapists considered the number of treatment sessions to be sufficient for improvement of shoulder function, however, seven of these physiotherapists reported that further treatment continuation could be beneficial for the improvement of the general physical condition.

If the patient is burdened with a considerable suicide risk, and based on their genetic load or individual history, the continuation of lithium could be debated (from the anti-suicidal perspective); however, this kind of use is off-label and therefore needs to have a documented explanation.

The first year and a half of the Obama administration has seen a continuation of what could be considered the monumental socialist-realist era of American war-making (including a decision to construct another huge, Baghdad-style "embassy" in Islamabad, Pakistan).

However, the continuation of free movement could be difficult for May to explain going into an election in 2020, after her initial tough rhetoric on lowering immigration through leaving the EU.

"Without the continuation of those schemes, 2010 could be a tougher year".

Sonically, there's no dramatic shift from Endless, the "visual album" that appeared just two days ago: indeed it could be a continuation of that album.

On these bright summer evenings, the terrace is the place to be, among the blooming, honey-scented array -- lilies, petunias, sweet william -- and looking to the tended upswept hill beyond, like a continuation of the lawn, we could be in a manor house park.

The narrative of Van Dyke's personal evolution actually feels as if it could be a continuation of Rob Petrie's story: one in which the blissfully self-contained world of "The Dick Van Dyke Show" gradually admits the realities of life, passing through alcoholism, midlife crisis, divorce and all the rest, as if underneath his affable shenanigans Rob harbored a kernel of Don Draper in him all along.