Sentence examples for reform continuously from inspiring English sources

I can hear reformers asking, "What's the use of preparing young people for life in our democratic society if our way of life is constantly threatened by our inability to crank out enough engineers and scientists?" The tenor of reform continuously emphasizes reading, math, and now STEM content at the expense of a number of other educational priorities.

Nor should the loyalists' desire to bring about reform be continuously challenged.

The MIUN gasifier has a unique design suitable for in-bed tar/CH4 catalytic reforming and continuously internal regeneration of the reactive bed material.

Statistical data show that income gaps across different industries have been substantial during the reform era, rising continuously since the late 1980s (Cai et al. 2005; Gu and Feng 2008).

Since social context keeps changing, the social brain network must continuously reform its functional structure.

"The countries with the best business climates tend to be also the ones that are continuously reforming it," says Michael Klein, the IFC's chief economist.

We argue for a novel explanation of nuisance species as belonging to 'socio-natures' (see Swyngedowu 2004,1999, Castree and Braun 2001) that, beyond de facto ecological considerations, are historically produced and continuously reformed by networks of human and non-human 'actants' (Latour 1993).

During the remodeling phase, the wound scar matures [ 31] as collagen and elastin are deposited and continuously reformed as fibroblasts become myofibroblasts [ 37].

"Twenty years from now," he said, "there will be two more senators who will be arguing for reform because we've gone continuously through cycles of corruption and reform".

Additionally, the micelles themselves are continuously disintegrating and reforming.

The bone is continuously destroyed and reformed by a strictly regulated equilibrium between osteoblastic bone formation and osteoclastic resorption.