Sentence examples for continue to further develop from inspiring English sources
Dior CEO Pietro Beccari said he was "confident that he will continue to further develop Dior Homme on a global scale", while his friend Naomi Campbell was a little less reserved: "#Congratulations @mrkimjones.
We will continue to further develop and introduce products that enhance the lives of Dutch consumers".
I addition to that, once everything is published, my plan is to keep editing the texts and teams, and continue to further develop the webpage with new content.
As a growing body of work has continued to connect qualitative features of nonlinear dynamics and learning capacity [21 23], it is crucial to continue to further develop our understanding of how complex nonlinear dynamics emerges in structured heterogeneous networks.
Many of the teams continue to further develop their solutions and are seeking funding to bring the apps to full fruition, ready for use by the people that could most benefit from them.
"We expect that trend to continue and to further develop as US-Qatari relations improve".
We expect that trend to continue and to further develop as U.S.-Qatari relations improve, particularly to the extent that Al Jazeera coverage is made part of our bilateral discussions - as it has been to favorable effect between Qatar and Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Syria and other countries.
"We expect that trend to continue and to further develop as US-Qatari relations improve". In 2001 the emir, Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, refused a US request to stop al-Jazeera giving so much airtime to Osama bin Laden and other anti-American figures, saying: "Parliamentary life requires you to have a free and credible media, and that is what we are trying to do.
Many students continue from 106A to further develop their skills in CS 106B.
At ASPIRE, she continued to further her interest and develop practical skills in research which can be applied in a real-world background.
We are continuing this research over the next two years to further develop its uses.
