Sentence examples for continue to weigh down from inspiring English sources

The lingering effects of the housing crisis continue to weigh down the rest of the economy.

So those problems are likely to continue to weigh down the growth prospects.

Financial problems and recessions in Europe continue to weigh down the rest of the world, the fund said.

Pending home sales unexpectedly rose in April to the highest reading since October, an industry group said Monday, but experts said the large proportion of distressed property sales would continue to weigh down prices.

The fast-moving developments showed that even as partners are striving mightily to reposition Andersen for the future, the remnants of the past -- in particular, its handling of the audit work for Enron -- continue to weigh down the firm, with no clear designation of who will be charting its course toward a solution.

Yet new features continue to weigh down the system.

BEHIND THE NEWS The weak housing and job markets continued to weigh down the index, with fewer respondents to the survey saying they foresaw stronger job creation in coming months.

The aftermath of the foreclosure crisis continues to weigh down the price of existing homes, particularly in lower-cost markets such as the Inland Empire.

This year's nominations reflect an attempt to more accurately represent and exalt the cultural landscape — to hold down at least some of what Ocean holds down — although voters continue to weigh commercial success at least as much (if not more than) creative merit or artistic risk-taking.

Rising joblessness will continue to weigh on demand for homes.

BofA's consumer operations continue to weigh on it.