Sentence examples for continue to be broken from inspiring English sources

Records cannot continue to be broken forever.

And records continue to be broken both in the number of recalls and the vehicles affected.

But as ticket prices have soared in the intervening years from an average of 25 cents a seat in the 1930s to 42 cents immediately after the second world war to $1.10 in the mid-1960s to close to $5 today box-office today box-office to be brecordshen measured in continuedollars.Such records are illusory.

The decision was made to maintain secrecy so other codes could continue to be broken using the technology and techniques.

The bond between player and coach has been broken many times before, and will continue to be broken in the future.

But the world isn't there yet, and global temperature records -- including the one set in February, the warmest such month on record -- continue to be broken.

As records continued to be broken, there was less and less space within the stadium to throw the javelin safely.

"The promise made by the Equal Pay Act 50 years ago — half a century ago — continues to be broken every day in this country.

First tackles continued to be broken, with Treviranus finding profit in patrolling the midfield, but Irish went back ahead through the boot of Tom Homer, whose two penalties would have given the home side an interval lead but for more dismal defending after the countdown clock had reached zero.

The system continues to be broken.

The old paradigm of "there's only room for one" continues to be broken down.