Sentence examples for question continually from inspiring English sources

One question continually nags: Does Mr. Pistoletto's art, its influence aside, hold up to the test of immediate experience.

How Pebble is responding to competition from the Apple Watch was a question continually — and inevitably — fired at CEO Eric Migicovsky this year.

In fact, the league has a long history of showing negligence toward the concussion question, continually brushing off connections between brain trauma and the sport.

Such questions continually percolate through the reader's mind — a testament to the cleverness of "& Sons" and its overly baroque and sometimes distracting architecture.

Questioned continually over the years, Mr. Littleton has struggled with drug and emotional problems since 1975 and in 1976 was found to be untruthful on major questions about the murder in polygraph tests, according to the police file on the Moxley case.

As new technologies emerge, new questions continually arise, further complicating matters.

The team finished 10-6 in a regular season in which head coach Tom Coughlin's job security was questioned continually.

As questions continually arise, heterosexual couples will take notice -- and be forced to address how much "traditional marriage" is built on gender roles and perpetuates a nauseating inequality that has no place in 2014.

Therefore questions continually arise from personnel involved in AIV and NDV testing and the design of surveillance programs about what approach is best.

In this view, quantitative and qualitative methods in social sciences are no more than two distinctive specialized sets of procedures, the former being more deductive (based on questionnaires, which imply hypotheses) and the latter more inductive (based on fieldwork, with new research questions continually arising from the field).

If the victim is conscious, ask questions continually.