Sentence examples for continue to intrude from inspiring English sources

Mr. Peel's personal life has been affected by his long hours, and he has made a concerted effort to change, though the demands of the job continue to intrude.

BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany had hoped to focus her re-election campaign on domestic priorities like energy and health care, but revelations of far-reaching American surveillance programs and persistent questions about whether they may have violated the rights of German citizens continue to intrude.

Still, the legacy of genocide continued to intrude.

In London, the fight with BP continued to intrude on Blavatnik's life.

Earlier, Stan Wawrinka had to come from a set and a break down to overcome Juan Mónaco 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 and it could be that his personal life continues to intrude on his tennis.

Conflict, unsurprisingly, continues to intrude, even with the demonstration looming: on Tuesday, the Women's March edited a statement of support for sex workers' rights out of, and then back into, its platform.

China's totalitarian government may have relaxed its control of the means of production, but it has maintained firm control of the means of reproduction, and continues to intrude into the most intimate aspects of an individual's life, stunting relationships, destroying traditional family life and spreading fear.

In Bangladesh hundreds of coastal villagers are forced to drink salty water as tides continue to rise and the sea intrudes on fresh water aquifers.

Here's a question: Why does the Observer continue to feel the need to publish pieces that blatantly intrude on the personal life of the hometown quarterback?

"The governor will continue to set the record straight on a common sense resolution to local government overreach that imposed new regulations on businesses that intruded into the personal lives of our citizens," spokesman Graham Wilson said in a statement.

"If Google continues to deliberately and sometimes covertly intrude on people's privacy then they are inviting countries to legislate to limit the freedom of action of all web companies.