Sentence examples for long and continuous from inspiring English sources

British trade unionism has a long and continuous history.

Exoticizing and sexualizing women of allegedly inferior "races" has a long and continuous history in racial thought; it's just that today they are usually darker-skinned women.

"Hopefully, this is the beginning of a long and continuous process of opening China's market in the banking sector," said Richard Stanley, Citibank's country manager for China, who is based in Shanghai.

Of course, such a vast population is derived from countless different races, but because China has enjoyed such a long and continuous history as a polity, there has been thousands of years of mixing, melding and assimilation.

An Israeli woman and a child were killed in the Mount Meron area when a rocket hit a house, bringing the total of Israeli dead to at least 12. Brigadier General Ido Nehushtan said: "We know that it's going to be a long and continuous operation, but it's very clear: we need to put Hizbullah out of business.

That freshness-and-purity boom, she has come to realize, was just one more twitch in the "long and continuous history" of the "essential tension in the American appetite," which "mirrors a central conflict in American culture," "between the civilized and the wild".

It establishes a very long diagonal and continuous gesture of both body and fabric.

To evaluate the effects of micropulse, long pulse, and continuous ultrasound on transverse ultrasound using Abbott Medical Optics AMOMO) WhiteStar Signature Pro with the Ellips FX handpiece.

Guler et al. (2015) studied the performance of Haydarpaşa breakwaters under the attack of solitary-type long waves and continuous overflow by physical model experiments.

And after a long wait and continuous demands, the last of which was my video blog, relief arrived as the road has been finally paved".

We observed cells, apparently at interphase, that were still connected to sister cells by long, narrow, and continuous cytoplasmic bridges containing acetylated microtubules (Figure 4D).