Sentence examples for continuously would have from inspiring English sources

To have our entire force on standby continuously would have severely impaired our ability to respond when asked.

If it weren't for Moore's law changing the playing field continuously, I would have been long gone.

From 1968 to 1973, my 'big' years, if you raced continuously you would have had a two-in-three chance of dying.

This observation was predicted since these teeth do not erupt continuously and would have already completed their developmental program prior to the mice receiving 4-phenylbutyrate.

Running continuously at optimal speeds would have used 84%.

The population growth rate would have continuously increased over the twentieth century until reaching a stable population growth rate of 3. Thus, the age distribution of the population would have been even younger than under Experiment 1 (see circled line in Fig. 8a).

The Sun would have continuously shone on the spacecraft, allowing it to avoid the occultations of target stars and eclipses of the sun that would occur in an Earth orbit.

Additionally, the resulting defects from necrosis could not have been properly cleaned as they would have continuously been contaminated.

In addition, photocorrosion would have continuously released Zn2+ ions, keeping their concentration at the illuminated ZnS surfaces high.

The standard procedure of adjusting rating curves when calculated and observed discharge differ by more than 5% would have required continuously updated rating curves at the studied locations.

Shank realized that American workers, whether they liked it or not, would have to continuously educate themselves (at a price they could afford) to remain competitive.