Sentence examples for continue to be over from inspiring English sources

Much ink has been spilt, and will continue to be, over the impact that government plans for funding higher education will have on student behaviour and attitudes.

A majority of cases continue to be over failure to deliver an item, most often popular high-ticket goods like computers, plasma televisions or diamond jewelry.

It is in the interest of electric car companies and industries creating these new technologies to promote the belief that lithium is in plentiful supply and will continue to be over the next 100 years, however some these reports exaggerate resources and overestimate the abilities of rising new technologies to replace lithium components with other more abundant elements (Evans, 2009).

There continue to be over 70 countries where same-gender love is illegal while more than seven countries or regions allow the death penalty for LGBT people.

Responsive web design has become the standard for websites that are being designed and built at the moment and no doubt will continue to be over the next year.

"Too many of my friends continue to be over there".

homicides  "Aboriginal women continue to be over-represented among Canada's missing and murdered women given their percentage of the Canadian population," the report said.

Black men continue to be over-represented among the preventable deaths that occur in police custody: they account for 20% of those who die in custody despite being only 3% of the population.

The latest findings from the independent review of the Mental Health Act [pdf] have identified that people from black and minority ethnic (BME) communities continue to be over-represented as patients on mental health wards and are more likely to have been compulsorily detained.

Today, Black women continue to be over-represented in fields like domestic work and child care.

As I've written elsewhere, we can no longer continue to be over-producing, over-consuming, arrogant, big-brained, big-footed, and invasive mammals who don't give other animals the respect, compassion, and love they deserve.