Sentence examples for have continued to design from inspiring English sources

So they have continued to design new strategies, whether it be for credit, family supports, religious groups or, depending on diaspora, relatives".

They have continued to design spaces for art ever since, such as the recent extension of the Unterlinden Museum in Colmar, Alsace, which houses Grünewald's Isenheim altarpiece, the hallucinatory masterpiece of agony and exaltation that is one of the greatest works of Germanic renaissance art.

Accident-prone though Apple has become, it has continued to design objects that look — and feel — uncomplicated, despite their extreme complexity.

Gray has kept up his eccentric literary habits in the years since his first novel appeared and has continued to design the books himself, sometimes - as in the case of his second novel, 1982, Janine - employing typography so complex that he in-sisted on a contractual clause permitting six proof revisions.

Gueswel has continued to design and build the art and chairs for all subsequent Chipotle restaurants.

In the food industry, this has led to important environmental impact improvements at the agricultural stage, while most other stages in the Food Supply Chain (FSC) have continued to be designed inefficiently.

The previously high rates of morbidity and mortality associated with implantation of LVADs for long-term support have continued to decline through design improvements, better patient selection criteria, and greater clinical experience.

The cameras feeding the arena's display screens stalked the details that the models brought to the stage themselves: tangles of pastel-colored dreads, fingernails sharpened under fresh paint coats, curls hidden under stocking caps that further distorted wide hips, like a fish-eye lens for the peach-shaped figures that have continued to inspire West's designs.

In the textile sector, traditionally a strength for Leicester, he says many firms have continued to carry out research and design in the UK, while outsourcing manufacturing to the Far East.

Art Deco jewels, characterized by their clean cut and overtly angular design, have continued to perform well at auctions in recent years, "even at a time when the market is not at its best," said Francois Curiel, President of Christie's Switzerland and Chairman of Christie's Asia.

New designs have continued to appear, the Time bracket (Adenta GmbH, Gliching, Germany) becoming available in 1994, the Damon SL bracket ("A" Company, San Diégo, CA) in 1996,5,6 and the TwinLock bracket (Ormco Corp., Orange, CA) in 1998, being three designs from that decade.