Sentence examples for more continuity and from inspiring English sources

Now with the stability that I have and feel with Ashley, I have much more continuity and balance in my life now".

The United States' special envoy on North Korea, Glyn T. Davies, who met his South Korean counterpart, Lim Sung-nam, in Seoul on Saturday, later said that during his two days of talks with the North Koreans in Beijing earlier in the week, he saw "more continuity and more similarity than difference" in the North's demands and its responses to the Americans.

"There's more continuity and build-up, but it's always through the pitch".

Related to the financial and accounting system, we have recognized that we need more continuity, and we need specialized knowledge.

Because the associate directors would be career staff rather than presidential appointments, the change should make for a more stable top leadership team, lending more continuity and stability to long-range planning efforts within the agency.

Giving Williams the promotion is both a sign of Groupon looking for more continuity and also of the clear strategy at the company of making North America very much the focus and bedrock of how it plans its future strategy and future products.

Sampling in the middle portion of the 3N1 range is somewhat sparse in comparison to more eastern and western areas, and this may be partially responsible for an inference of fragmentation; more sampling in the region may reveal intermediate haplotypes and more continuity between east and west.

In fact, the economic policies of his administration and that of Bill Clinton were marked by more continuity than change — and it is no accident that both administrations were happy to work with Alan Greenspan.

But for all of its rhetorical distancing, there is more continuity – with Bush and other recent US presidencies – than most perceive.

In a last-ditch attempt to give the show more continuity, Mr. McNicholas and Mr. Cresswell, arrived on the scene to offer a different perspective.

3 The advantages, for older people and their families, of remaining in the community are significant and include less disruption and more continuity of care in a familiar environment.