Sentence examples for has continually gained from inspiring English sources

The system of modal markers and its diachronic development in Chinese has continually gained more interest in the linguistic literature (see Li 李明 2001; Liu 刘利 2000; Meisterernst 2008a, 2008b, 2011; Peyraube 1999 for LAC and for diachronic studies, and e.g. Alleton 1984; Li 2004 for Modern Chinese).

This is exactly why the FIFA-UNICEF alliance has continually gained force – and becomes more vital by the day.

During the Obama presidency, the GOP has continually misrepresented the truth to gain public support for the Republican strategy of blocking everything the president tried to do, including insinuating that he is an illegitimate president aligned with the terrorists.

Though Stewart has continually balked at the idea he is anything more than a comedian, as host of "The Daily Show," he has gained such stature that the New York Times likened him to "modern-day equivalent of Edward R. Murrow".

"He has continually worked hard.

The city has continually resisted.

And she has continually updated her music.

"The horse show has continually evolved.

In response, CITES has continually evolved.

Having said that, the management has continually disappointed.

And Washington has continually discussed reducing dependence on foreign oil.