Sentence examples for owing to the continual from inspiring English sources

Owing to the continual development of the weaponry aboard these battleships they remain the most heavily armed gunships the United States has ever put to sea.

Turnout was low, owing to the snow.

What do people owe to the planet?

What do we owe to "The Debt"?

This discrepancy may, in part, be owed to the ethnic diversity within our study area, but may also be an indication of the complex evolutionary processes of S. aureus; namely the potential for nasal carriage strains to continuously adapt to new environments and evade the host immune system (via continual host-to-host transmission).

It has been shown that in the young families, the sequences and biological functions of Alu remain comparatively intact, whereas the sequences of the old families such as FAM and AluJo are no longer intact and some have even lost their functions owing to continual mutation during evolutionary history.

Any revisions and updates to a risk prediction model should be subject to continual evaluation (validation) to show that its usefulness for routine clinical practice has not deteriorated, or indeed to show that its performance has improved owing to refinements to the model.

The resulting design went through considerable evolution, owing to both its cutting-edge technology and continual redefinition of the USAF requirements.

A few days ago, I wrote that the "paranoid style" has been a continual temptation and danger for modern conservatives (whom Hofstadter called "pseudo-conservatives," owing to their radicalism in wanting to overturn existing laws and institutions).

By George Packer March 27, 2009 A few days ago, I wrote that the "paranoid style" has been a continual temptation and danger for modern conservatives (whom Hofstadter called "pseudo-conservatives," owing to their radicalism in wanting to overturn existing laws and institutions).

The new design is compared to the continual reassessment method.