Sentence examples for have continually had from inspiring English sources

In more than a decade of combat overseas, the military and V.A. have continually had to adjust to the challenges of new traumas with new treatments, as with the epidemic of brain injuries and post-traumatic stress.

The Texans, with their poor record over the past three years, have continually had a favorable drafting position (average spot: 12th).

Ryan, who was the defensive line coach for the 2000 Baltimore Ravens, widely considered one of the worst offensive teams to win the Super Bowl, has continually had to answer for the team's lack of productivity.

Mr. Bloomberg, who became a Republican shortly before running for office, has continually had to work to reconcile his loyalties to the party that helped make him mayor and to a constituency that is overwhelmingly Democratic.

"We've continually had laws imposed upon us.

From its first annexation in 1857 (of East Omaha) to its recent and controversial annexation of Elkhorn, Omaha has continually had an eye towards growth.

The Eastern theatre, which Craig and those following him have continually returned to study, has always understood this necessity.

For most of my life we have continually rejected Tory governments, yet have had to endure their policies.

The interim president of the Detroit Federation of Teachers, Ivy Bailey, has said students have continually been exposed to "atrocious, environmental hazards": lack of heat, rodent infestations and black mold.

The ISPs have continually argued that the blockade has been ineffective at preventing piracy and that it inhibits the free flow of information.

May seem like a daunting task, but the Waves seem to have it covered - they have continually generated the highest revenue out of all the university societies every year since they were established in 2006.