Sentence examples for in a continuing state from inspiring English sources

Life is lived in a continuing state of emergency but friendship prevails.

Granted, their metabolisms are certainly different, what with Mr. Hoffman in a continuing state of eruption and Mr. Reilly doing the slow burn to end all slow burns.

And retrial following an acquittal would upset a defendant's ex- pectation of repose, for it would subject him to additional "embarrassment, expense and ordeal" while "compelling him to live in a continuing state of anxiety and insecurity". Id., at 187.

The dissent stresses that a defendant in such circumstances is “subject to the ‘ordeal’ of a second full-blown life or death trial,” which “ ‘compel[s] [him] to live in a continuing state of anxiety and insecurity.’ ” Ibid.

[T]he State, with all its resources and power, should not be allowed to make repeated attempts to convict an individual for an alleged offense, thereby subjecting him to embarrassment, expense and ordeal and compelling him to live in a continuing state of anxiety and insecurity, as well as enhancing the possibility that, even though innocent, he may be found guilty.

Are we in a continuing state of the debasement of language?" To create his timely works, Huckins meticulously recreates the original paintings, then superimposes large, white hand-painted lettering on top.

"A successor state, in contrast with a continuing state, does not automatically inherit the rights, obligations and powers of the predecessor".

*** OBAMA ONLINE: This is the first in a continuing series exploring the state of Obama's online movement.

Such a rule continues stating, in the second paragraph, that "The creation of human embryos for research purposes is prohibited".

As Dayton wrote in a letter, "continuing the state government shutdown would be even more destructive for too many Minnesotans".

Specifically, they are responsible for the maintenance of HSC viability, the response of HSCs to factors that control their cycling state, and the maintenance in HSCs of a continuing poised, but undifferentiated, state.