Sentence examples for concept continues to from inspiring English sources
This sensibility — an utterly flawed concept — continues to define entire communities.
If the concept continues to prove popular it could be expanded to include more locations in 2016.
One thing is sure: with stockmarkets tumbling and global economics in permanent crisis, Smith's concept continues to be one of the most controversial big ideas around.
The idea for using the International Space Station (ISS) as a platform for exploration has matured in the past few years and the concept continues to gain momentum.
But the concept continues to evolve, as is shown by this case; in it, the Supreme Court, while recognizing that school districts have a compelling interest in diversity, ruled against school district plans that used race as a factor in assigning students to public schools.
I can say in addition only that in particular I would like to thank the President of the University, who as suggested earlier was involved in the inception of this grant and supported it before it took off, before it became a national concept, continues to support it today, and it is the kind of leadership that the City has looked to Bart Giamatti for, and which he has provided.
The concept continued to develop.
Nevertheless, the cereal cafe concept continued to grow in popularity, with version popping up around the world – from Paris to Australia.
Cameron no longer uses the phrase, but the half-baked ideas behind the concept continue to permeate his Government, and explains why Kids Company was given such freedom to make mistakes and handed indiscriminately generous dollops of Government cash.
Following initial success, they decided to pursue a full time schedule as their concept continued to resonate with with yogis.
Yet contemporary biology and many other special sciences, despite the widespread acceptance of the mechanism framework concept, continue to make use of the concept of function, a teleological notion (see the entry on teleological notions in biology).
