Sentence examples for it continually makes from inspiring English sources
Let us take with a pinch of powdered chocolate Starbucks' claims – made amid its recent corporation-tax row – that it continually makes a loss in Britain.
And I think that it's actually really important that Facebook continually makes it easier and easier to make those decisions, because the demographics of people who are using Facebook are changing as well, right.
"This has been a turbulent year for the independent criminal bar who have made it continually clear that they will only work for proper commercial rates.
And it works both ways: Coogan continually makes digs at Brydon's panel show career and, in tonight's episode, loudly recounts Brydon's defence of Jimmy Savile in a 2011 interview.
But when, year after year, the stock market continually makes record gains, it is understandably easy to lose sight of your investment objectives.
After so many years of watching the Academy Awards telecast try to get it right, yet continually make poor choices, it may well be that it passed its peak a long time ago.
But otherwise it makes no sense to jettison someone who continually makes the club – the company – skip-loads of money.
Logan and Biscoe (1987) reported that the coffee plant continually makes new growth the whole year round but it is important to note that the vigor is reduced during winter months as indicated by the results.
Even long-standing hit Survivor, which continually makes Nielsen's top 15, is hardly the boost it once was.
With decision-making and execution like that it adds to a long list of successful decisions that Facebook's management continually makes.
