Sentence examples for signs of continuity from inspiring English sources

Academies - soon to be a majority of secondary schools in England - are showing more signs of continuity than radical upheaval, suggests a survey.

Each successor is expected to show signs of continuity with the previous Avatar, such as being born within a week of the death.

One sign of continuity is Mr. Kirchner's indication that both the economy minister, Roberto Lavagna, and the Central Bank president, Alfonso Prat Gay, will be retained in their posts.

But her views and Mr. Bernanke's appear close enough that markets have considered her potential ascension a sign of continuity at the Fed.

CABARET CONVENTION The durability of the New York Cabaret Convention is a reassuring sign of continuity in a show business climate where mass recognition nowadays can be as fleeting as a flash of YouTube notoriety.

After the music is over, a person representing the new queen, accompanied by a small retinue, presents a bouquet to the singer who portrayed Elizabeth II — a symbol of approval that is also a sign of continuity.

In a further sign of continuity, Mr. Obama named two people from within his administration to fill the vacancies of Christina D. Romer, the former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, and Peter R. Orszag, the first budget director.

The scolding, cadenced admonitions rolling out of Olivia Pope — crisis handler, presidential girlfriend and major buzzkill — were a sign of continuity in last Thursday's Season 3 premiere of ABC's "Scandal," an episode that was patchy and transitional but drew a series-record 10.5 million viewers.

"If there seems to be a lack of continuity and outward signs of weakness, it would be like a wolf seeing a limping lamb," said Bob Mazur, a former senior undercover DEA agent.

David Diehl, the left offensive tackle who guards Manning's more vulnerable side, said signing Manning for the long term assured the Giants of continuity.

"This is a sign of stability and continuity".