Sentence examples for continuous absence from inspiring English sources
The phrase "continuous absence" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is not present for an extended period of time without interruption. Example: "Her continuous absence from work raised concerns among her colleagues about her well-being."
In 1972, for example, 43 Alabama Guard members were disciplined for "continuous absence from drills," the records state.
It was against this background and after a continuous absence of some 20 years that Kennan returned home at the age of 43 to direct foreign policy planning.
His continuous absence made home life difficult, particularly for his wife.
One unit of freezing was defined as a continuous absence of movement other than that required for respiration in 1 s sampled every 10 s.
No evidence of new focalities and continuous absence of ascites have been pointed out.
They attributed the continuous absence of transport for health particularly for referral to absence of transportation in the CHPS strategy.
The finding by Moges et al. (2013) also indicated lower SOC content in cultivated lands compared to grazing or protected forest areas which was attributed by continuous cultivation, absence of fallowing and erosion.
The mean observed continuous sickness absence was 100.8 days (median 48 days).
A shorter questionnaire will be answered every 6th months for a total of two years, together with continuous sickness absence monitoring during this period.
Similarly, the health promoters program in the Dominican Republic suffered from insufficient training, lack of continuous education, absence of efficient supervision, and poor remuneration, comments that can be extended to all health promoter programs of the region.
Fifth: Violence is continuous, and the absence of gunfire can only mean that an even greater explosion is due in a few minutes.
