Sentence examples for continue to operate our from inspiring English sources

"We continue to operate our normal schedule as talks continue to avoid a disruption.

We kept the Blue Mountain Arts name and continue to operate our own company.

"We will continue to operate our regular schedule of flights, and there are no immediate changes to our service or schedules as a result of the Chapter 11 filing," the company stated in a list of answers on its Web site to frequently asked questions about flights and tickets.

It says that it is current on its debt obligations, including a $700 million credit line that comes due next July, though Foxwoods has an interest payment due Sept. 1. "We have sufficient resources to continue to operate our businesses as normal, and it will be business as usual," a spokesman for the tribe said in a statement.

Until this proposal is accepted and receives regulatory approval, we must continue to operate our business as we do today and compete in this rapidly changing online services and advertising marketplace.

"Given that any appeal is unlikely to be finally determined until much later this year at the earliest, we would like to reassure our loyal customers that we will continue to operate our full schedule throughout the summer season and beyond," the statement added.

Furthermore, we will continue to put forth substantial efforts into removing any information unlawfully released to the public, as well as continuing to operate our business".

In a statement after the data was made public, the company said: "We will continue to put forth substantial efforts into removing any information unlawfully released to the public, as well as continuing to operate our business".

"While the litigation proceeds," said Alan H. Cohen, its chief executive, "we are continuing to operate our business in the ordinary course and are focused on implementing our product and branding strategies".

“We continued to operate our business in a conservative manner, managing inventory investment as we continued our improvement in gross margin while reducing expenses where possible without hurting the customer’s in-store experience,” he said.

The examples produced over the last few weeks and months should send a stark warning to the U.S. that we cannot continue to operate at our current levels of monetary and fiscal profligacy and expect the outcome of our Treasury auctions to remain positive forever.