Sentence examples for and unfortunately continue from inspiring English sources

Many of their rights are violated; they are obliged to separate from their families and, unfortunately, continue to be the subject of racist and xenophobic attitudes," he said.

My life is so full, with so much more to do: continue building businesses, write my next book, a movie, new business plans, testimonials for friend's books, write love letters to my family, court new business opportunities, nurture existing ones, and, unfortunately, continue paying the bills.

Truong: The gap between the wealthy and the poor was so clear growing up in Oakland, and unfortunately continues to be.

In a statement on the school's web site, he said, "Measuring outcomes through standardized testing and referring to those results as the evidence of learning and the bottom line is, in my opinion, misguided and, unfortunately, continues to be advocated under a new name and supported by the current [Obama] administration". Mayor Emanuel can't say nobody told him.

He said the institute's leading indicators — which incorporate data on purchases, inventories, credit, business and consumer confidence, housing, real estate, global trade and profitability — unfortunately continue to signal recession.

A Molotov cocktail was thrown at them by Palestinian terrorists, seriously injuring Ayala (it fell right unto her lap), who is still struggling with tremendous difficulties and will unfortunately continue to struggle for the rest of her life.

Until then, the normal rules of time and space shall unfortunately, continue to apply to this liveblog and your daily, personal lives.

We can – and likely will, unfortunately – continue to argue about whether Joe Flacco (31 in January) is elite, but we can probably all agree that the generation that will replace the older QBs most definitely is not.

And yet, the Taliban unfortunately continue to operate, to dire effect.

Although examples of such law enforcement behavior unfortunately continue, most Muslim-American communities have now evolved and refuse to outsource blame and espouse victimhood.

Human rights abuses, unfortunately, continue to persist globally – 78 countries continue to criminalise same-sex relationships.