Sentence examples for continue to lament weak from inspiring English sources

Advocates continue to lament weak and outdated federal regulation of toxic chemicals, even though they cheer incremental gains, such as California's announcement last week that furniture manufacturers will no longer be required to fill their foam with flame retardants starting in January.

The incident got me thinking: If we keep circumventing the law, we will continue to lament the statistics.

Prosecutors continue to lament that it's difficult to obtain convictions in acquaintance rape cases, which don't fit the classic stereotype of rape.

She continues to lament rather oddly that: "Our current orgy of multiple maternity does indeed leave little room for sexuality.

And so, a generation of Shanghainese continues to lament the growing loss of their living history.

However several continued to lament the country's $18 trillion national debt, with Perry arguing that the US needed "major economic and fiscal reforms".

Lady Redbush continues to lament Griffin's supposed death until the jester reveals the truth by showing her the newspaper about Quahog's founding.

Though attaining early political and professional success, in his personal letters he continued to lament his bachelorhood and yearned for a life beyond Hillsborough.

"Things are pretty weak, and they're going to continue to be weak".

But broadly speaking, the numbers continue to be weak".

Sales will continue to be weak if the faltering telecom sector fails to recover.