Sentence examples for others are continually from inspiring English sources

Although the recording industries might believe they're winning the fight, the Pirate Bay and others are continually one step ahead.

Since the Pokémon fandom is understudied, they are trying to also think about the potential access gaps or colonial hauntings where some folks are sponsored by industries and partnered with social media platforms whereas others are continually exploited for their labor.

Conflicts involving Muslims with others are continually cited - Palestine, Kashmir, Afghanistan and Iraq - while ignoring savage internecine Muslim conflicts, such as the Iran-Iraq war or the current wars in Darfur and Syria, or the appalling persecution of Christians in many Muslim-majority countries such as Egypt, Iran and Pakistan.

What's actually insulting is seeing women and others being continually underrepresented in politics and other spheres.

Tenley and Dunne fall harder for each other, but are continually bumped off track by the gulf in social station.

As the traditional backpacker destinations ossify under the glare of big-brand commercialism and rising accommodation prices, other directions are continually emerging.

Phelps and other swimmers are continually tested to measure their blood lactate levels (the lower they are, the better a body's state of aerobic conditioning) and to determine the rate at which they clear lactate from their systems, which indicates their ability to recover.

Other languages are continually sprouting new ones, just as English is.

Not many other movies are continually quoted in gay bars and drag shows across the land (I may know every single damn word!).

Our presidential candidates and other politicians are continually decrying the dissolution of the middle class and talking about how important it is to keep more families from sliding into poverty.

That gave us quite a lot of confidence that an American company decided, "We think this has legs and we will support it". You seem to lack vanity as an actress; in the new series' first episode, you're running about in a green cosmetic face mask, given a terrible haircut and other characters are continually commenting on your age and looks.