Sentence examples for continuously having from inspiring English sources

However, that left the prospect of continuously having to update the agreements already reached.

"Barry had been fouled for about five seconds continuously, having his shirt dragged off him and then the boy [Clayton] scythed him down as Barry was getting up.

It gives an insight into their lives and, by understanding what the inmates have been through, maybe we can start trying to concentrate on the cause of violent behaviour rather than continuously having to execute people and achieving nothing".

These systems are characterized by being, to a large extent, event-driven, continuously having to react to external and internal stimuli such as context-sensitive systems.

To my amazement I was told that "the Dutch complain a lot" and replied by saying, "send them to Afghanistan where they will not stop until dropping from exhaustion from continuously having to complain".

According to Hamrick (1989), the tree populations distributed continuously having a longer life span with anemophily or cross-pollinating in nature possess higher genetic diversity, but lower genetic differentiation.

So contraception and crisis pregnancy are complicated issues that women continuously have to address.

Someone on deck continuously had to work the broom handle up and down, and still we were sitting in water.

"We continuously have interest in hybrid ARMs, especially in the jumbo marketplace, where there's a huge rate differential," said Melissa Cohn, the president of the Manhattan Mortgage Company.

The number of channels monitored continuously has increased substantially.

We continuously have to learn about new threats to keep pace with potential attackers.