Sentence examples for some sort of continuity from inspiring English sources

You are spending so much time with one another that I think that if you are moving from a team you want some sort of continuity.

But to ensure some sort of continuity within the Ranger organization, Sather will apparently keep Don Maloney in his current role of assistant general manager, two league officials said.

What is the observance and passing into sacred lore of Anzac Day and Australia Day (in their current forms both fairly new celebrations) other than an attempt to embed some sort of continuity and cultural celebration in our calendars?

If he could get hold of bricks from the Babylonians & Egypians, he'd put them in any church he built to give the place some sort of continuity in time & history.

British Speedway management committee member David Hoggart said: "The weather this year has placed the sport in uncharted territory and we have had to make unprecedented decisions to maintain some sort of continuity of racing.

"From what you hear it was a close call between Gary and Chris last time the FAW chose the manager so I think this does provide some sort of continuity as far as they are concerned.

A sequence, by its nature, implies some sort of emotional continuity, but Anderson, gathering his one- and two-shot episodes into a skein, has never been a dramatic filmmaker tension, rage, ego, lust interest him only as cinematic and actorly conventions that he can play with.

A sequence, by its nature, implies some sort of emotional continuity, but Anderson, gathering his one- and two-shot episodes into a skein, has never been a dramatic filmmaker — tension, rage, ego, lust interest him only as cinematic and actorly conventions that he can play with.

Assuming that organisms persist by virtue of some sort of brute-physical continuity, animalism implies a version of the brute-physical view.

What sort of continuity would United favour?

Just now, that sort of continuity of achievement looks doomed.