Sentence examples for less continuity from inspiring English sources

"There's less continuity now," he said.

Shorter shifts mean doctors have less continuity with their patients.

Johnson admitted that if he goes outside the organization, there would be less continuity.

Asked on Tuesday whether an outside coach might disturb the continuity that Parcells has established the past three seasons -- in which the Jets were transformed from a 1-15 joke into a credible team -- Johnson replied: "That is less continuity.

Richard G. Bozza, executive director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, said changes in the rules could lead to the hiring of unprepared administrators and result in greater turnover and less continuity in student progress.

The step-for-note matching resulted in less continuity and sometimes had the effect of comic-book captions: the dancers suddenly looking at one another ("plunk!"), a woman's foot hitting a man's chest ("thwack!").

This is baseball's 21st century reality: record-shattering regular-season offense, more postseason opportunity but less statistical continuity era to era and less drama day to day.

Possibly also because of the 3-fold longer distance between adjacent profiles, there is considerably less lateral continuity in the distribution of groundwater As concentrations in India (Fig. 5c).

The former showed less homotypic continuity than the latter.

Advances have parallels in current theories of biological evolution, which place less emphasis on continuity than on what biologists call punctuated equilibrium — periods of stability broken by sudden changes.

Of course, while connectedness clearly comes in degrees, it is less clear that continuity does.