Sentence examples for means of continual from inspiring English sources

Many recovering anorexics see diet as a means of continual deprivation, an attitude that leads to the development of anorexia.

These regular exchanges are the most efficient means of performing continual evolution of the platform in response to user needs.

Overcrowding does not only mean the 18,000 men currently forced to share two to a cell designed for one; it also means the continual movement, or churn, of sentenced prisoners from one cramped institution to another to make way for the remand prisoners who need to be held near the courts.

For leaders, this means a continual (perhaps even dangerously avid) awareness of what your audience is seeing and feeling about a topic.

Chapter 11 discusses the "refrain" or rhythm as a means of escaping from and forming new territories, or even existing in a process of continual deterritorialization, what they call "consistency".

In the first case (Figure 5), the user must turn on Locator check-box which means that the continual measurement of WiFi signals of nearby APs (time of these operations is measured in Locator Time text window) will start.

Lacking modern means of environmental temperature control, experimentalists struggled with continual fringe drift even though the interferometer might be set up in a basement.

"But also the destruction of habitat, the destruction of riparian wetlands, the fluctuation of water levels means there's continual and extensive erosion along shorelines and islands so you get the formation of 'apple core islands' and silk in the water which alone can make it unusable for human use".

This means continual outsourcing of previously governmental acts, and omnidirectional deregulation.

Manufacturers are constantly facing new challenges across a wide range of industries which means continual research and development is essential.

It's a matter of continual debate.