Sentence examples for means of continuing from inspiring English sources

It apparently originated in 1522, after the Spanish conquest of the Chichimec tribe, as a means of continuing ancient ritual.

So many of my conversations with them hinged on what we were cooking, and How to Eat was a means of continuing the conversation.

The birthday bashes were established five years ago as a means of continuing Stevens' influential work in promoting the city's cultural life.

As a means of continuing the civil war, Nato member France and coalition ally Qatar have both admitted shipping weapons to Libya, in open violation of the United Nations arms embargo.

Prisons and concentration camps were exploited by Franco's regime long after the Civil War had ended – in 1944, five years after the defeat of the Republic, the dictatorship was still considering opening new camps – as a means of continuing and enforcing the eradication of concepts Franco regarded as "un-Spanish" such as democracy, workers' rights and political and religious freedoms.

Put bluntly: unable to effect anything like a cure in the severe mental pathologies, at an entirely unconscious and weirdly collective level psychiatry turned its attention to less marked psychic distress as a means of continuing to secure what sociologists term "professional closure".

I don't want to accept a portable fan and foot elevation as my only means of continued existence the rest of my life.

In the follow-up study to assess maintenance therapy (beyond initial iron deficiency correction) it was confirmed that anemia recurrence could be avoided in a large percentage of patients by means of continued iron management based on decreased serum ferritin values [ 17].

I mean, really; outside of continuing to kick cancer's ass and perhaps expanding his wardrobe, there's probably not much that needs resolving in El Jobso's personal life.

We only have to look further into financial divides, opportunity divides, and even the biased judicial and prison systems to see the means of segregation continuing today.

"There has been a tacit decision" to react defensively and by nonmilitary means in the face of continuing jihadi terrorist strikes, Manoj Joshi, a member of India's National Security Council Advisory Board, told me.