Sentence examples for continue to transpire from inspiring English sources

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Oak trees in this region were able to continue to transpire into the summer months, albeit at low rates, under very dry soil conditions and maintain basal levels of carbon metabolism, because tree roots were able to access sources of water in the soil unavailable to grass roots.

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Meanwhile, despite the obfuscation of plantation literature, the realities of Kentucky lawlessness and violence still continued to transpire at their usual reckless pace.

Customers and investors should feel confident with these events transpiring that Apple will continue to deliver value to both parties respectively.

Thus, many Americans are angered by this "tax hike" and continue to blame members of both parties for allowing it to transpire.

As facts of the Giffords shooting continue to come in, let's understand what has transpired in recent months as right-wing partisans have rushed past any sense of common decency and responsibility to endlessly attack and condemn Democrats.

Chrysler spokeswoman Lori McTavish said, "Chrysler LLC is obviously disappointed in what transpired in the Senate and will continue to pursue a workable solution to help ensure the future viability of the company".

Contrary to the what has transpired in recent economic history, people continue to believe that steep tax cuts to the rich trigger economic growth.

I can't speculate on what will transpire after the holiday season, but TSA will continue to employ security measures designed to address current intelligence and threat information.

Fundamentally, peace requires the eradication of violence; however, for peace to transpire, it requires the extinction of other elements of fear such as hate, prejudice, and racism that continue to fuel violence.

However, it has transpired that, due to loophole in the Localism Act 2011, the parish council's hands are tied and Buckley can continue to hold office.

To Braithwaite's eyes, postwar British society is in trouble, and already he can see the profound difficulties that must be overcome before a truly multiracial, modern Britain can evolve - difficulties that, as it transpired, continued to plague the country for the whole of the second half of the 20th century.

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