Sentence examples for continuously against from inspiring English sources

Since its introduction, the euro has lost value continuously against other currencies.

As a result, if an investor wants to hedge continuously against losses in a portfolio, she will have to take on significant, cumulative transaction costs, Professor Leistikow said.

"I asked him as a moral figure to make his voice heard loudly and continuously against the declarations coming from Iran about their intentions to destroy the state of Israel," Mr. Netanyahu told Israeli television after meeting Benedict.

Because the euro has slumped almost continuously against the dollar since it was adopted in January 1999, recent polls show that people are increasingly unhappy about trading in their reliable marks for untested euros.

The Sayyids ruled the territory of Delhi until 1451, trying to obtain tribute and recognition of suzerainty from the nearby Rajput rulers and fighting almost continuously against neighbouring states to preserve their kingdom intact.

It was like surfing in that it was the sudden acceleration that impressed - the deceleration less so because it was difficult to stop until Bertrand gave me a few pointers: "Don't pull continuously against the horse - that way it becomes a battle - instead a series of short pulls tells the horse what you are doing".

He continuously rooted against Northern armies, worried that a big Confederate defeat might "lessen Dimekratik magoritis" in Southern elections.

As I bounced along, the frogs quieted momentarily, so that I seemed to be continuously pushing against a wall of sound.

In general, the crushed meat and bones are continuously pressed against a screen and the edible, soft materials pushed through the screen.

The agency had built a list of some eighteen thousand phone numbers and other search terms that it continuously checked against the metadata as it flowed into the N.S.A.'s servers.

Coming from a country where the earth's crust is relatively quiescent, I'm stirred by the ongoing geological violence of the West Coast, where the tectonic plates of the ocean bed continuously rub against and collide with the continental, North American plate.