Sentence examples for as continue from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "as continue" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "As we continue to develop our project, we must remain focused on our goals."
Alternatives: "as we proceed" or "as we move forward".

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There will be more as continue to sift through these 3,000 pages of evidence.

"It would be right to participate more actively in 2015 centenary events, as well as continue efforts to promote reconciliation".

Future research should explore phenomena more systematically as well as continue to examine the differences that exist between circus arts and other performance domains.

So it would not remove the need for Europe's leaders to come up with a credible long-term vision, as well as continue with their overhauls.

Khan is preparing to run in next year's elections, as well as continue to resist paying the legal costs the council is seeking.

United has pledged to redeem frequent-flier miles and honor code-sharing flights with its partners, as well as continue to share reservations data and jointly market services.

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He treats the meet as continuing education.

or over, were classified as continuing smokers.

AS continues to affect millions of people in North America.

How long will business as usual continue?

As u continue to.

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