In the history of human civilization, has there ever been a society to offer so much uninterrupted head space to so many?

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This would guarantee that lifesaving cholera work can continue uninterrupted so the newly elected government will provide the leadership so Haiti can take advantage of a constellation of factors that hold potential for success.

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If you vacation in a place with a clear connection, discipline yourself, so that you have uninterrupted time with friends and family, and time to gather your own thoughts.

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So it goes for a nearly uninterrupted 142 days from May through September.

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So he could supply the weavers with uninterrupted power for five days of the week if the bureaucracy wanted it.

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But when I'm on the road, I sometimes let all bets fall to the floor so that daddy can dig into a burger uninterrupted.

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It is especially so in Egypt, where 30 years of uninterrupted rule by Hosni Mubarak, who succeeded president Anwar Sadat after his assassination in 1981 (see video below), are being questioned by an angry youth movement and dissident politicians like Nobel peace laureate and former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Mohamed El Baradei.

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Cellulose fuel production would require a consistant base product so it would become necessary to secure massive amounts of plant fiber to ensure uninterrupted production.

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The rooms had been refurbished several years earlier, when important guests from India had come for a long stay, and so Husna would live in better quarters than ever before in her life, with uninterrupted supplies of good food, servants who more or less did her bidding, and the occasional use of a car.

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