Sentence examples for than continual from inspiring English sources

Equally, we need to grow out of recession, which needs more than continual deficit spending and ultra-cheap money or the alternative of endless austerity.

In most patients, disease activity was observed as a number of relapses, rather than continual inflammation.

In addition to the evidence for sedimentary origin of mélanges with exotic blocks, geochronologic evidence indicates episodic accretion rather than continual mixing in a progressively widening subduction channel spanning the full thickness of the subduction complex, as envisaged in some numerical models (e.g., Gerya et al. 2002).

While conventional economics is concerned largely with economic growth and the efficient allocation of resources, ecological economics has the explicit goal of sustainable scale (rather than continual growth), fair distribution and efficient allocation, in that order.

This stimulates downstream pro-fibrotic responses, rather than continual TGF-β1 production, which result in the subsequent lung function decline.

[ 3] As noted earlier, programs aimed at ensuring faculty vitality, productivity and institutional loyalty are likely to be far more cost-effective than continual recruitment and retraining [ 1, 8, 14, 31].

"More than this continual pick-and-roll, pick-and-roll".

Facing up to that now rather than by continual dithering will be painful.

Even worse than the continual mortars.' Rattray himself, whose narrator holds the show together with great subtlety, agrees.

As I imagine most pilgrimages, it was less the struggle towards a given end than a continual flight from disappointment and unhappiness.

Always nice to be able to get clarification straight from the horse's mouth... Hannah Shaddock (@HannahShaddock) Aggers:"I'd love to see a woman presenting cricket, rather than a continual line of blokes; Charlotte Green would be great".