continually

continual | American Dictionary

continual
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/kənˈtɪn·ju·əl/
happening often; repeating:
There was a continual string of formal parties, dances, and receptions.

continually

adverbus/kənˈtɪn·ju·ə·li/
I think that we could get by without continually raising taxes.

Examples of continual

continual
In other words, the technological fix of herbicide-resistant crops is transient, requiring continual reinvigoration by more advanced technology.
To avoid continual minor adjustments, a dead zone (+ 10% margin each side of the mean) is used.
It began with a continual supply and resupply system on an annual basis and continued with plans for depots for sledge journeys.
Good critiques are essential to the continual improvement of everything humans do.
The continual action of laws, mores, circumstances, and above all time may succeed in consolidating it.
Standard errors and confidence intervals differ mostly due to a lack of continual variance over the range of campaign lengths.
For while knowledge grants us access to hierarchies of information, knowing allows us to negotiate through the continual motions of living.
The key advantage of such separation of non-epistemic registration and motivated epistemized selection therefrom is the openness to a continual renewal of adaptation.
His continual agitation is portrayed by the constant nervous repetitions, but also by the rhythm of this canon, which grates against the written metre.
To keep pace with the continual developments, whilst safely maintaining treatment throughputs, an appropriate staffing structure allowing radiographer training time is required.
Resistance included angry behaviors such as kicking, hitting, or biting the parent, and showing a continual fussiness or inability to be soothed by the parent.
The indeterminacy of this icon, however, allows the possibility of its continual transformation to accommodate particular historical audiences.
This type of fandom as a continual, everyday process is mimetic of the understanding of processual creativity.
In ship and contributed to continual learning after this reflective model the traditional or disciplinary they returned home from the fellowship.
Further, numerous self-report and parent-report measures also showed gradual, but continual, improvements after posttreatment assessments.
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