Sentence examples for the most continual from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mac, the gifted performer and playwright ("The Lily's Revenge," "The Walk Across America for Mother Earth") known for his drag performances, provides the most continual pleasure as a bearded, bright-eyed and charmingly subversive Puck.

Bodoni, whose Old Face type and its relatives remain some of the most popular in continual use, took decades to produce his manual.

The live baiting scandal was itself only the most recent in a continual stream of scandals in the greyhound racing world.

The most damaging consequence of continual reductions in funding for PEPFAR is slower than necessary progress in pursuing the end of the AIDS pandemic.

Even Pinker, a descriptivist, goes along with me part way on that: "The most consistently respected meaning difference between continual and continuous," he notes, "is that continuous can be used for spatial as well as temporal continuity (a continuous line of trees'), whereas continual can be used only for temporal continuity.

These regular exchanges are the most efficient means of performing continual evolution of the platform in response to user needs.

In Marquis' view, this made them the most reliable of witnesses because their continual retelling of the stories was always anchored in the visible reality of the locations before them.

Again referring to my own field, one of the most important negative results has been the continual failure to detect proton decay.

The most well-known design with memory is the continual reassessment method (CRM) (O'Quigley et al, 1990).

The most common mistakes of all are typos (my own continual problem).

With a continual request for faster speed and better resolution, seismic migration continues to be one of the most computationally demanding geoscience applications.