Sentence examples for is unbroken in from inspiring English sources

The trend towards intensified processes is unbroken in the chemical industry, particularly in the industrial nations, since it facilitates the struggle with high energy prices and helps to withstand the increasing competition from low-cost countries.

Dupré was also the first of a direct line of great dance teachers that was unbroken in the late 20th century.

The forest below us was unbroken in every direction, and far in the distance, other ruined cities were silhouetted on the horizon.

Just before Gareth Peirce's tribute, a member of the English rock and blues band "The Alabama 3" in the church played an acoustic version of "May the Circle Be Unbroken" in honour of Conlon who was a long time friend of the group.

We went on it twice in a row - the first time Shay's mouth (and probably eyes) didn't shut once; the second time the cries coming from his mouth were unbroken, changing only in decibel of delight.

Even Appalachian songs like Wedding Dress sounded fresh, and the finale of Will the Circle Be Unbroken was an exercise in gently rousing gospel.

Until now, the decline in complaints had been unbroken since 1997, with the total number of complaints for last year, 4,121, falling 14percentt from the number in 1999.

The Aristotelian philosophical tradition was nearly unbroken in the Greek world for almost two thousand years, until the Fall of Constantinople in 1453.

Satellites are at their most powerful when their data is continuous and unbroken in time.

It was generally presented unbroken in one block, although if the infant had become distressed a break was taken during testing and the battery re-commenced.

"Unbroken" is gripping in an almost cinematic way.