Sentence examples for made a continuous from inspiring English sources
Continuity: Hygiene awareness building should be made a continuous process to motivate non-users of sanitary latrines and non-acceptors of hand washing and other important hygienic practices.
"So many people shot their own feet walking, we could have made a continuous 12-hour film out of people walking," he said.
Nearly a third of the Londoners sampled made a continuous walk of 30 minutes once a week between 2010 and 2011 to get from place to place, rather than for exercise.
After the death of Antiochus Epiphanes in 164 bce, the numbers of claimants to the Seleucid throne made a continuous policy toward Palestine impossible, because each claimant felt the need to seek support wherever it might be found.
Many scientific journals foundered due to lack of money or interest; even the Transactions made a continuous 270-year loss after Oldenburg's death, and certainly owes its survival to heavy subsidy from his successors as owner/editor and later from the Society itself.
Roderick Chisholm, for example, made a continuous effort to show Brentano's significance to contemporary philosophy by adopting his results in his own contributions to the philosophy of mind, but also in presentations of various aspects of Brentano's thought (cf. Chisholm 1966 , 1982 and 1986).
These results imply that if health organizations decide to use Wikipedia to inform the public during a large-scale Salmonella outbreak, they should make a continuous effort to continuously monitor the relevant articles and to improve their quality.
Wonderfully convenient and free of charge, the trolley makes a continuous loop around the various park sites.
Scenes from the plays are intercut to make a continuous story and characters from one work drop in on the next.
When it builds up it has the potential to be deeply unpleasant and you need to make a continuous effort to keep it under control.
Finally, taking a $2 black medium-width Staedtler Lumocolor in hand, she spontaneously lapped the room in one swoop, making a continuous, free-flowing line along three walls.
