Sentence examples for demands continual from inspiring English sources

The global individual and economic burden of cardiovascular disease demands continual innovation of prevention and treatment strategies for effective patient management [1, 2].

For a martial artist, the journey of perfecting technique doesn't end with a black belt, it demands continual dedication and training.

A rapidly changing security landscape demands continual assessment of expensive new capabilities well outside of the traditional military hardware norms, as well as being equipped to conduct large-scale conventional warfare underpinned by the ultimate deterrent of a nuclear sledgehammer.

Our designs demand continual progress in the development of construction technology, and the industry continues to respond by providing ever more sophisticated tools and materials.

It is an easy ride once clear of Rohtang Pass – easy as in dry, yet demanding continual concentration and with a top speed of 10mph on many stretches.

In Matthews's story (illustrated in lively fashion by Tony Ross) the king and queen, like plutocratic Hong Kong gourmands, demand continual culinary novelty.

The Tamagotchi, the palm-size screen character from Japan that was very popular a few years ago, demanded continual care and feeding, and it responded to the quality of care.

Ron Paul raised the level of debate most recently by asserting that the hateful and demagogic opposition to Park51 is driven by "neo-conservatives who demand continual war in the Middle East and Central Asia and are compelled to constantly justify it".

This, together with increased public demand to water supply, will increase the expectations and demands to continual supply of water.

Nevertheless, capital also demands the continual re-invention of the "new" in the form of new language games and new denotative statements, and so, paradoxically, a certain paralogy is required by the system itself.

And talking of personal preference, mine is for a pro-privacy consumer electronics company that can afford to take a stand to defend customer data because it makes money off of selling hardware (and, yes, also off of #fashion) vs the other type of tech giant whose business model apparently demands the continual data-mining of users to power ad-fueled revenue.