Sentence examples for continuum from from inspiring English sources

"With Viagra and hair transplants, it's like one continuum from age fifteen till death," he says.

For the company, the partners settled on Continuum from Albert Einstein's theory of relativity.

Instead, we all pass through a continuum from us-ness to them-ness, or vice versa.

Many stopping points exist along the continuum from hierarchy to holacracy.

Conversations fall along a continuum from purely competitive to purely cooperative.

Hirsch A. Plant-microbe symbioses: a continuum from commensalism to parasitism.

(Why not a continuum from engagement to disengagement or from attachment to detachment? Beats me).

One can array exchange rate regimes along a continuum, from most flexible to least.

How does one estimate the continuum from critical to tolerable errors?

Alone in the United States military, they train to be proficient in the continuum from combat to civil affairs.

There is a continuum -- from the 1920's musical "Good News!" to "Moses und Aron" and "Wozzeck".