Sentence examples for continue embracing from inspiring English sources

Shortly afterward, World Bank President Robert Zoellick was questioned by reporters about the "confusion" in the developing world over whether to continue embracing the free-market model.

I usually don't blog about the many, many memory cards that come out of Japan on a weekly basis, but things are a little different when Sony seems to be determined to continue embracing SD cards.

Online continues to grow faster than offline (5% versus 1%, says the USCB), and at a time when many physical retailers are seeing stagnant growth or even declines in sales, it's important for brick-and-mortar companies to continue embracing avenues like the Internet to connect with users.

Instead, the easiest solution for Republicans is to continue embracing "anti-Obama" messaging just as Democrats did with "anti-Bush" rhetoric in 2004.

It's why white liberal pundits keep passionately telling us that we will be responsible for white America's decision to either continue embracing or excusing Trump's bigotry, unwittingly putting him on a glide path for re-election.

"We regret any unintentional offense to B. Scott and anyone within in the LGBT community and we seek to continue embracing all gender expression"..@BET's non-apology statement has added more insult to injury.

"Thank you, again," Mr. Green continued, embracing Mr. Ferrer.

But Reagan, thanks, in part, to his continuing embrace of big government, never came close to emerging as the full-blown radical conservative president his most ardent supporters had hoped for.

The word's continued embrace by Washington team owner Dan Snyder is indefensible.

But these days, she's no longer active in the GOP and finds her party's continued embrace of Donald Trump disgusting. .

If we are to continue to embrace nuclear power, such debate is now more important than ever – debate that respectfully embraces the full range of views.