Sentence examples for continue to be a feature from inspiring English sources

A long silence followed before a different reporter asked whether "emblematic buildings" such as his would continue to be a feature of modern cities. "Let me tell you one thing," he replied.

The plan reduces the minimum wage by more than 20 percent, mandates thousands of layoffs and reduces some pensions, probably ensuring that strikes and demonstrations will continue to be a feature of the Greek landscape.

They continue to be a feature of housing policy in a small number of these homeownership societies, especially in Australia.

Forum moderators will continue to be a feature of all Zynga games, and players will continue to have access to additional support through email, live premium chat and peer groups through social channels".

Ben Ruse, lead spokesperson for HS2, said: "We recognise the significance of the tree and will do all we can to ensure wild pear trees continue to be a feature of the countryside around Cubbington. "Because the hollow lower trunk makes it impractical to move the tree, we instead plan to propagate the cuttings, collect seeds and replant the young trees in the surrounding area.

Migration has been, and is likely to continue to be a feature of Malawian society and economy with the medical "brain-drain" its latest incarnation.

Slavery continued to be a feature of Chinese society down to the 20th century.

The frequency with which United conceded possession, as well as giving away needless free-kicks, continued to be a feature in the second half.

Faubert's delivery continued to be a feature of the game, but two minutes into the second half, Emile Heskey flicked on a long throw and Zaki buried a volley.

Vague remarks of the same loosely metaphysical sort have continued to be a feature of the literature down to the present.

Violence against women continues to be a feature of violent conflicts, but not limited to them.