Sentence examples similar to continuous patrons from inspiring English sources
Hoopla is approaching its fifth anniversary on July 1. "Hoopla's growth has been steady and purposeful, and it's been guided by continuous feedback from libraries, patrons, vendors and publishers – truly growing Hoopla into a 'book company,'" Jankowski said.
The presentation is shown in a continuous loop and allows museum patrons to explore the narrative and create their own stories.
Descriptive statistics, chi-square and Fisher's exact tests were performed for categorical outcomes and t-tests for continuous outcomes to determine significant differences in individual characteristics between patrons who accepted in-pharmacy HIV testing compared with those who declined.
Van Gogh is not the patron saint of martyrs, or madmen, or misunderstood visionaries, but of continuous revolution – of trying too hard to make the world new every time and, thereby, succeeding.
We may end up in a very weird world when millions of fans have become patrons of a Blizzard or a Nintendo and are supporting what they do on a continuous basis.
Contrary to the claim of a celebrated study by Harrison and Cynthia White, Durand-Ruel did not perform "the role of patron -- in the Renaissance sense of the word," for he did not provide steady or continuous support for the Impressionists in their difficult early decades.
