Sentence examples for continuity has been from inspiring English sources

Continuity has been prioritised.

A rare bit of pre- and post-coup continuity has been the US drone campaign.

Wyles confirms this continuity has been central to the club's success: "Probably the biggest factor in our success to date has been the consistency of squad and coaches.

Continuity - Applies to both iOS and OS X. Continuity has been introduced, says Apple, to make using all your different devices together more seamless.

Japan's post-war economic performance, built upon social cohesion and political continuity, has been strikingly more successful than that of countries such as Britain, which pride themselves on confrontational systems of government.

I know some of the big names have been unavailable, either through injury or as a result of misbehaviour, but even so the lack of continuity has been astonishing.

Dirichlet's definition of function as a correspondence from which all traces of continuity had been purged, made necessary Weirstrass's independent definition of continuous function.

But Mr. Beaser also provides a measure of continuity, having been involved with the orchestra since 1988, first as a resident composer, then as artistic adviser.

Benefiting from the continuity have been right tackle Wayne Hunter and right guard Brandon Moore, who neutralized Marcell Dareus, Buffalo's impressive rookie defensive tackle.

The transition toys (things/toys that are shared in the FM's house and ours to ensure a minute but important sense of continuity) have been fully shared now will be in the kids' cots for as long as they want.

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