Sentence examples for the continuum from from inspiring English sources

Many stopping points exist along the continuum from hierarchy to holacracy.

How does one estimate the continuum from critical to tolerable errors?

Alone in the United States military, they train to be proficient in the continuum from combat to civil affairs.

A few measurements are all it takes to place a person somewhere along the continuum from dangerously skinny to Brobdingnagian.

Where are we in the continuum from paper lists to vendor-designed management systems?

Although attitudes to these questions span the continuum from nativism to learning theory, answers remain elusive.

This paradigm bridges the extremes of the continuum from composition to performance, allowing for improvisatory compositional acts at performance-time.

("Chronic disorganization" being the phrase used to describe the continuum from those mildly addled by clutter to full-blown hoarders).

He still has his voice, a gruffly forthright baritone that's at home anywhere along the continuum from preacherly declamation to blues lines.

On the continuum from hard country to no longer country at all, Ms. Moorer's "Hardest Part" (MCA 088 170 114-2) is pure country.

Along the continuum from mild questioning to torture, it is difficult to predict when, if ever, any particular individual will break down and confess, truthfully or not.