Sentence examples for for a continual from inspiring English sources
It converts outdoor and indoor light into energy for a continual trickle charge.
In independent media you will have no money and you must be prepared for a continual onslaught on your character.
The Lord Mayor has made arrangements for a continual guard of honor to watch over the coffin.
Anticonsumerism has been encouraged by both religious and secular groups to curb the demand for a continual supply of novel products.
After such reticence, the truncated description of Neizvestny's Moscow studio as "the setting for a continual interdisciplinary colloquium in which every subject under the sun was debated and discussed, often lubricated with vodka, lasting late into the night, and not infrequently ending in orgies" leaves the reader feeling shortchanged.
She started out as a reporter for local papers, in Canada and England, a job calling for a continual sacrifice of literary refinement in the interests of filling the page and meeting the deadline, and she approaches biography in something of the same spirit.
On our first visit to this 120-seat restaurant — the tavern holds another 120, and the patio about 100 — we were led to a bare-bones upstairs room that was also a thoroughfare for waiters — a continual distraction.
Using microfluidics as a tool for producing a continual stream of homogeneous assembling particles of 2,6-dibromo-4-nitroaniline (DBA), Davey et al. investigated the nucleation of DBA with in situ SAXS/WAXD (small angle X-ray diffraction/wide angle X-ray diffraction) measurements [50].
Initially, backers can get it for $249 for the first Indiegogo supporters, and the best part is that the service is included with the hardware purchase, so this isn't something that you end up necessarily paying for on a continual basis.
Habitat for Humanity -- Habitat for Humanity has a continual presence in Chile, where they've helped construct over 1,300 homes.
The generalised use of rather simple, primarily quantitative indicators for measuring research performance, for example, poses a continual danger to our work.
