Sentence examples for have continually changed from inspiring English sources

The times they are a-changin' for the music businessTHE technologies for reproducing music have continually changed since 1877 when Thomas Edison introduced the phonograph's engraved wax cylinders.

The fortunes and connectivity of this intentionally constructed network have continually changed as the fortunes of particular groups have risen or fallen, and as Al Qaeda's ability to operate across international borders grew more constrained after 9/11.

The critics said these estimates had continually changed and sounded too good to be true.

For example, the Pampers brand has continually changed product features to keep up with the ever-evolving expectations of consumers and to stay ahead of the competition.

Ever since prehistoric man learned that he couldn't easily draw "I need a vacation, so book two tickets on the next Stegosaurus to Maui," language has continually changed.

The violence has been stoked partly by Palestinians' anger at the feared erosion of Muslim control of the Noble Sanctuary in Jerusalem, although Israeli authorities have continually denied any move to change access arrangements the holy site, revered by Jews as Temple Mount.

As far as I know, there are very few other NGOs in China who have continually and deeply advocated for legal changes.

Learning how their views on eschatology have changed over time and how they have continually searched for Bible understanding can help you understand this faith.

But there's an interesting, subtler development that has continually but quietly changed ever since its introduction: the "focus pixels".

Her plans for the project have continually evolved.

Real fractures have continually varying geometries (wall roughness, tortuosity etc).