Sentence examples for continuously offer from inspiring English sources

"It continues to distress me that Con Edison is not able to continuously offer us the kind of assurance that we are going to have the power that we need," Mr. Giuliani said, adding that he noticed the lights dim two or three times yesterday about noon as he was eating lunch at City Hall.

Traditional N − 1 simulation cannot continuously offer the relative position of current operating points to security boundary.

It delivers the aforementioned data and comes back to the state s0, forming a loop that continuously offer stimuli for SoS simulation.

I hope that the U.S. works to expand and continuously offer full support to the many human rights advocates in Africa fighting against vicious governments in an attempt to advance many freedoms still being denied to their fellow citizens.

Our findings suggest that only 27.8% of hospitals in Burkina Faso at the time of the study could continuously offer caesarean sections and blood transfusion services.

But one of the remarkable aspects of the city is that it continuously offers that promise of self-discovery, the promise that we can descend into our own dark places and return home stronger, better and more self-assured.

Camilo Gómez, the government's top peace negotiator, said earlier today that the government had continuously offered "proposals and alternatives" in talks, but that the FARC insisted on discussing only the new military controls.

It was also Yassin who insisted that his people's struggle must remain within the boundaries of Palestine, and continuously offered Israel the chance of a truce, which was repeatedly turned down.

However, Callinan added that for a trial period of two years, genuine entertainment venues in the precincts could be permitted to open until 2am, and to serve alcohol in those parts until 3.30am, "so long as live entertainment is being generally continuously offered throughout the evening until then".

"The ability to monitor sweat continuously offers new capabilities," says John Rogers, a materials scientist at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Figure 5 shows the trend of enrollment in the six CTE-STEM courses (excluding advanced courses) continuously offered across 6 years.