Sentence examples for continue to characterize from inspiring English sources
But aviation experts continue to characterize rudder problems on the plane as rare.
Trump and his son continue to characterize this as an ordinary move by campaigns conducting opposition research.
Although contraception is now accepted and practiced widely in most Marxist-Leninist states, some traditional ideologists continue to characterize its encouragement in Third-World countries as shabby Malthusianism.
Pentagon officials continue to characterize the tactical situation there as "fluid," with an "ebb and flow" as the Taliban are entrenched but having difficulty resupplying, while the rebel Northern Alliance forces have not been able to move forcefully.
Mining and ranching were introduced there by the Spanish in the 16th and the 18th century, respectively, and those activities continue to characterize the rural landscape, though modern irrigation projects and industrialization along the border with the United States have transformed the economy there.
It covers the diverse theories and methods that have been a foundation for science education and continue to characterize this field.
Divergent loyalties continued to characterize the region throughout the war.
Wednesday, the Associated Press continued to characterize the race as "too close to call," citing an undetermined number of absentee and provisional ballots outstanding.
Jordan fostered it and sought it in his early faculty, and this spirit has continued to characterize how we approach our mission.
Although the Catholic revival also served to rehabilitate the authority of tradition in Anglican theology generally, great variety continued to characterize the theologians of the Anglican Communion.
