Sentence examples for continue to be trapped from inspiring English sources

If past talks are any indication, both sides will continue to be trapped by the intractability of this rhetoric.

Sir Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, called for a full review into what caused the computer meltdown at Royal Bank of Scotland, as the bailed-out bank admitted a "few specific sets of transactions" continue to be trapped in its computer system.

However, according to Traffic, wild elephants continue to be trapped as smugglers believe the crackdown will end.

Muholi's series historicizes the labor of her mother and the labor of the many black women who were and continue to be trapped within a system that controls black female labor.

The series is meant to acknowledge all domestic workers around the globe who continue to labor with dignity, while often facing physical, financial, and emotional abuses in their places of work". Muholi's series historicizes the labor of her mother and the labor of the many black women who were and continue to be trapped within a system that controls black female labor.

Other scientists noted that excess heat has continued to be trapped by greenhouse gases and that just 1% of it heats the atmosphere, compared to 93% that warms the oceans.

Global average air temperatures have increased relatively slowly since a high point in 1998 caused by the ocean phenomenon El Niño, but observations show that heat is continuing to be trapped in increasing amounts by greenhouse gases, with over 90% disappearing into the oceans.

The problem is that all too much of the official magisterial discourse (and so thinking and practice) of the Church, in the second decade of the twenty-first century, continues to be trapped in a neo-scholastic language game that has not and does not serve its fulfillment of the gospel mission well at all.

And, ultimately, they continued to be trapped in the same black box, carted away to do the same routines and gags, their image inescapable.

A successful songwriter and producer with the #1 song "Stand" as well as the recently-released "All About Maggie" debut CD to her credit, Ms. Leah has set about crafting a group of songs to reach her father, who suffered a massive stroke over a year ago and continues to be trapped in a body, frequently agitated and frustrated, but also present and very much alive.

They juxtaposed screaming fans with images of death and war and murder, their most obvious anti-war statements since their songs "Zor and Zam" and "Mommy and Daddy". And, ultimately, they continued to be trapped in the same black box, carted away to do the same routines and gags, their image inescapable.