Sentence examples for a month remains from inspiring English sources

Church sociologists insist that the share of Italians attending mass at least once a month remains steady at 50%, but a study publicised in February suggests that the true figure is lower (23% in the patriarchate of Venice, where the research was conducted)."The whole of society is not Roman Catholic," says Marcello Vigli, a lay activist and veteran of the Christian Social movement.

The hotel, whose long-term rates start at $3,500 a month, remains one-quarter residential, and has been home to many other permanent lodgers over the years.

Less than a month remains before a successor to President Clinton is chosen and begins to assemble a new government, yet an appearance here by the president 10 days ago was enough to touch off a feud among two professors.

However, telecoms regulator Ofcom, which is reviewing its current regulation to try and reduce what it says are 700 recorded slamming incidences a month, remains to be convinced of the plan.

THE ultimate account of what happened when the mostly white Duke University lacrosse team hired black exotic dancers for a party last month remains to be established.

Mr. de la Rúa, who will turn 64 next month, remains a wooden leader who has proved the truth of a line from his most famous political commercial: "They call me boring".

Veggie Month remains a successful enterprise and we will continue to promote it every March, but the shock and awe it once engendered has faded.

And yet it is also reaffirming as well since it looks like Black History Month remains a very good idea.

The overall unemployment rate, which reached 10.2percentt on a seasonally adjusted basis last month, remains below the post-World War II peak of 10.8percentt, reached in late 1982.

Contemporary Parisians may be harried by strikes, hassled by soccer hooligans, and threatened by the spectre of terrorism, but classical concert-going in the French capital, as experienced during a week in early June, remains a serene and edifying pastime.

This meant that Terry, charged by the public prosecutor with racially abusing a black player during a game last October, remains free to represent his club and his country until after Euro 2012.