Sentence examples for have never interrupted from inspiring English sources

Assassination, revolution or attempted coup have never interrupted our political process.

The underlying problem is not in Syria or in the Horn of Africa, the site of another polio outbreak this year, but in Pakistan and the other two endemic countries that have never interrupted transmission of the virus: Afghanistan and Nigeria.

"Eradication in Africa requires not only reaching all children in the newly-infected areas, but most importantly immunizing every child in those countries which have never interrupted transmission - Nigeria and Niger," said WHO Regional Director for Africa Dr. Luis Sambo.

Ray had never interrupted his research in botany.

He added that while it had delayed that 2011 "Die Walküre," it had never interrupted a performance.

Because while I can't say that I have seen Sir David's entire output, I think it is a reasonable bet that the veteran zoologist has never interrupted his breathy description of a big cat's hunting habits by pointing at an elderly gnu and bellowing: "Away, Leo, get up his arse, my son".

WPV importation has been a continuous threat to China which had experienced WPV importation historically [ 11- 13], as it shares borders with 2 of the remaining 3 countries that had never interrupted WPV transmission as of 2012.

Analyses conducted separately on women who had never interrupted nor changed their treatment and on women who declared at least one temporary interruption or a change yielded comparable results (data not shown).

"I have never, ever interrupted a guest.

"After decades of conflict and social disorder, Liberia is now raising a generation of children who do not know of war, whose sleep and schooling have never been interrupted by gunfire," Sirleaf said.

"Nuns have a substantially higher risk of reproductive cancers than women who have children, in part because of their celibacy, which means a lifetime of uninterrupted menstrual cycles," writes Potts, who explains that hundreds of such cycles wreaks "hormone turmoil" on a woman, particularly one whose menses have never been interrupted by pregnancy and breast feeding.