"continue more" is not correct and usable in written English.
You could use "continue on" or "continue further" instead. Example: If you want to learn more, continue on with your studies.
This has allowed life in Israel's cities to continue more or less as normal.
Functions deemed essential, including those related to national security, will continue more or less as normal.
To continue more of the same is to drag the U.S. into a never-ending quagmire.
It will continue, more cautiously than before, and perhaps that is no bad thing.
With climate change set to continue, more insects, fungi, bacteria and viruses are likely to follow, Mr Bebber said.
At that point, the arena could be set for the satellite-cable battle to continue more fiercely than ever.
"He also said he is concerned that if he does continue, more will be written about him in the press.
While evacuations and aid distribution continue, more rainfall is expected in the southwestern province of Khuzestan, which borders Iraq.
Mr Fuchs estimates that health care for the elderly could consume up to 10% of America's GDP if current trends continue, more than twice the present share.
Law and order must continue more or less to prevail, even while the police, in the words of a security analyst, "are corrupt from top to bottom".
