Sentence examples for affairs will continue from inspiring English sources

Until these matters are addressed and accepted by the US media, coverage of Latin American affairs will continue to be superficial, flawed and downright wrong.

Ken Clarke's latest legal aid cuts seek to prioritise the more serious cases of life, liberty and physical harm, so that state of affairs will continue.

Humans have acquired enormous power over the natural world and as a result they have become hugely numerous, but there is no reason to think this state of affairs will continue indefinitely.

If unrest in Bahrain spread to eastern Saudi Arabia, some think the oil price could reach $200 a barrel.Faced with the uncertainties of life, John Maynard Keynes argued that businessmen rely on the convention that the "existing state of affairs will continue indefinitely".

For all the pundits' frequent predictions of disaster, says Tsutomu Sato of Goldman Sachs, this rally has made the JGB market one of the best-performing government-bond markets in the world.Stranger still, traders are betting that this happy state of affairs will continue.

Meanwhile the real action on regional Afghan affairs will continue elsewhere, such as in this month's bilateral strategic deal between India and Afghanistan.As the disagreements continue, India, Pakistan, Iran and the other troublesome neighbours will no doubt get together from time to time for polite chinwags under the auspices of what might one day become known as the Istanbul process.

Their love affair continued through Paulhan's long second marriage.

And as long as the Web site isn't working properly this whole affair will continue to fester.

And we predict the love affair will continue, since he's still got the black, navy, bordeaux, red and woven straw editions to wear.

The initial chair of the executive committee will be Cricket Australia's chairman Wally Edwards while the chair of the ICC's finance and commercial affairs committee will continue to be England and Wales Cricket Board chairman Giles Clarke.

It continues that while the foreign affairs department will continue to look after overseas embassies and staff, "there is a direct correlation between resource investments and mission security".