Sentence examples for mostly uninterrupted from inspiring English sources
Just as a "mostly uninterrupted negative pricing cycle" -- widespread cuts in premiums -- seems to be ending among competing insurers, Mr. Stephens said, those executives have bought a number of operations, including the United States casualty business of the Cigna Corporation.
In engaging with the world's largest single market, with free movement of people, capital, goods and services, Britain was bound to become an even more open economy, building on a proud and mostly uninterrupted policy of free trade with the rest of the world.
A mostly uninterrupted month-and-a-half rally has made shares of ITT modestly expensive, so short-term traders may want to wait for a retracement before enrolling.
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While many polling stations in Bangkok and in the opposition stronghold in the south were forced to close, voting continued mostly uninterrupted in the rest of the country.
Otherwise, my entire adult life feels too much like a mostly uninterrupted, mostly unmarked length of heavy rope, unfurling through a routine of work and hanging out and moving between the two, and I guess also waking up and falling asleep.
Since then, unemployment expansion has largely been uninterrupted.
Akerman tries to give some sense of real time: there are long uninterrupted shots, mostly from the middle distance.
Besides the view, the big attraction for developer Land Securities' prospective tenants (mostly insurance firms) is the expansive, uninterrupted floorspace, which allow companies to pack people in at a higher density: one person for every eight square metres, compared to the City average of 11 or 12.
Mr. Jackson opened the concert with an uninterrupted 45-minute set of songs drawn mostly from the two "Night and Day" albums, connected by Sue Hadjopoulos's nonstop congas and percussion.
RNAP core is thought to be mostly indifferent to the sequence of the nucleic acids to allow processive and uninterrupted transcription elongation.
