Sentence examples for continued string of from inspiring English sources

To add insult to injury is the continued string of analyst downgrades.

Boyd's move is also interesting because it highlights a continued string of exits of senior level people from Mochi Media.

A continued string of rate hikes would have made it much less attractive for investors to wait for the future stream of earnings because it would be worth less in today's dollars.

Similarly, records are made to be broken, and you have to believe that some firms with histories of regular quarterly dividends may not be able to justify the continued string.

Robinson's continued success spawned a string of death threats.

Furthermore, Europe actually needs modestly higher overall inflation: too low an overall inflation rate would condemn southern Europe to years of grinding deflation, virtually guaranteeing both continued high unemployment and a string of defaults.

Mexico's governing party has suffered a major defeat in local elections in what looks like a backlash against a string of corruption scandals, frustration at continued violence, and concern about the country's plodding economy.

Suicide bombers and militant gunmen made a concerted attack on a US diplomatic mission in the Pakistani city of Peshawar yesterday, killing at least three guards and setting off a string of explosions in an incident that underscored the continued strength of Taliban forces in the region.

In the previous article on Continued Fractions, [[Start Working with Continued Fractions|How to Start Working with Continued Fractions], some generalized continued fraction expansions ("cfe") were shown for pi, which make much more sense than the seemingly random string of digits in the decimal representation of π.

It was racking up awards, a record stock price and a string of acquisitions, and was busy poaching rival executives for a continued assault on the dominance of Apple, Samsung and Research In Motion.

Along with its continued failure to go after any bank executives despite the industry's enduring string of billion-dollar financial frauds.