Sentence examples for has continuously used from inspiring English sources
Plaintiff, Dawn Donut Co., Inc., of Jackson, Michigan since June 1, 1922 has continuously used the trademark 'Dawn' upon 25 to 100 pound bags of doughnut mix which it sells to bakers in various states, including New York, and since 1935 it has similarly marketed a line of sweet dough mixes for use in the baking of coffee cakes, cinnamon rolls and oven goods in general under that mark.
Russia has continuously used cyber methods to maintain its influence on the former Soviet area as part of hybrid warfare campaigns by combining conventional power with cyber capabilities.
As you know, Ultimate Arcade, Inc. (UAI) is a 15-year-old company and has continuously used the mark FLAPPY™ for computer games since 2006; its FLAPPY branded game has enjoyed hundreds of thousands of plays.
To ensure that measurement procedures do not shift over time, NCEH has continuously used available reference materials for periodic checks, so-called calibration verifications.
Since 1950, Zatarain's and its predecessor have continuously used the term "Fish-Fri" to identify this particular batter mix.
Dr. Waddington said that a colleague had continuously used textured insoles in both his work and sport shoes to help with a chronic ankle problem.
Since Homo sapiens created our first tools, we've continuously used new technology to do our job better.
Please keep in mind that responsibility as I have continuously used the word in these articles, refers to the ability to respond.
It was not surprising that the results indicated better levels of use of ICT tools that healthcare professionals have continuously used based on experience and self-learning.
Only 6% of them (N = 1554, 557 males and 997 females) had continuously used the e-appointment service to make appointments to see their doctors over the whole study period.
We concluded that transport stress provoked the greatest cortisol response to ACTH, which suggested that the transported stallions had continuously used their emergency adrenocortical response regardless of distance and duration.
