Sentence examples for has had a continuous from inspiring English sources
Ferrari has had a continuous involvement with Formula One racing since 1947, a record no other manufacturer can match.
This country has had a continuous tradition of cider-making for at least 1,000 years, and likely longer.
Sri Lanka has had a continuous record of human settlement for more than two millennia, and its civilization has been shaped largely by that of the Indian subcontinent.
Other forms -- the villanelle, the sestina -- may come and go, but the sonnet has had a continuous life since the 13th century in Sicily, when Giacomo da Lentino used it for his love poetry.
The ExxonMobil website claims that the company "has had a continuous business presence in Russia for more than 20 years".
From the reopening of a refurbished Auditorium 1967, to the present, it has had a continuous history of presenting the likes of the Bolshoi Ballet to the 2014 anniversary kick-off appearance of the American Ballet Theater of New York a few weeks ago.
"Since the 21st," he wrote, "we have had a continuous gale from WSW and SW.
The peoples of South Asia have had a continuous literature from the first appearance in the Punjab of a branch of the Indo-European-speaking peoples who also settled all of Europe and Iran.
Or those families who have had a continuous presence in the American Southwest since the 1800s; they never moved, the border did.
Unlike our study those that have found a positive association have tended to emphasise attractive green space (Gomez et al., 2010; Sugiyama, 2010), and have had a continuous measure of physical activity using accelerometer data from children (Epstein et al., 2006; Roemmich, 2006, 2007), or have focused on walking (Giles-Corti and Donovan, 2002, Sugiyama, 2010 ).
The dogs that had one or more negative samples in between the positive samples may either have been re-infected or might have had a continuous infection with intermittent shedding of cysts/oocysts or shedding below the detection limit of the method used.
