Sentence examples for has continually responded from inspiring English sources

Churchill is a playwright with a body of work that has continually responded to the "form and pressure of the times", as if she has turned the idea of what a play should be over and over, revisioning it beyond the accepted imaginative boundaries, to produce plays that are always revolutionary.

Since the program, called the Escodentro Project, began in early June, he has had to "continually respond to polemics," said Mr. Gabriele, the regional government's councilor for education, training and work.

The model has morphed into one which can only respond to crises simply because the funding stream has continually been tightened and needs have risen.

Doctors Without Borders has continually questioned the consortium of decision makers in Niger -- national authorities, donor governments and United Nations agencies -- that initially responded to the crisis by selling food to impoverished people at a price few could afford.

"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.