Sentence examples for continuing exclusively from inspiring English sources

National campaign To help improve the nutritional status of every Zambian child, the ministry's new advocacy campaign is emphasizing the importance of breastfeeding, starting within the first hour of birth and continuing exclusively for the first six months.

Following lava flow effusion and fire fountaining from fissures along Etna's NE and S flanks, after 5 November the eruption continued exclusively on the S flanks with continuous explosive activity and lava flows of relatively un-degassed, volatile-rich magma (Andronico et al. 2005).

Providing a dramatic close to Microsoft's GDC keynote address, Epic Games Inc.'s lead designer Cliff Bleszinski announced that the epic saga of Marcus Fenix and Delta Squad continues exclusively on the Xbox 360 this fall with "Gears of War 2".

Women who had accommodations were 2.3 times more likely to continue exclusively breastfeeding at the six-month point, the researchers found.

> -wrap-foot> Continuexclusivelyly breastfeeding until 6 mo, then give other foods in addition to breast milk.

They also tell mothers to feed their newborns with colostrum and continue exclusively breast feeding their children for a minimum of six months.

Although these statistics increased substantially to 58.8%, 36.2%, and 26.3%, respectively, in 2010 [ 15], mothers in Taiwan tend to cease breastfeeding earlier than the World Health Organization's recommendation to continue exclusively breastfeeding for the first six months [ 16].

The nutritionist had just confirmed that the child's weight was within the recommended levels for her age, and advised the young mother to continue exclusively breastfeeding the baby for one more month before introducing her to other foods.

Moreover, only 19% continue to exclusively breastfeed the child during the first 6 months.

CBS will allow technicians assigned to its news division to continue working exclusively on news programs, a CBS executive said yesterday.

After the Turkish capture of Constantinople in 1453, Greek literary activity continued almost exclusively in those areas of the Greek world under Venetian rule.