Sentence examples for continued drifting from inspiring English sources

The rupee continued drifting down through the summer, then began falling faster in mid-August when senior government officials made it clear in speeches that they were reluctant to resort to more drastic measures to arrest the rupee's decline, like sharp increases in interest rates or an imposition of stringent controls on moving large sums of money in and out of the country.

Rosa continued drifting slowly for another day and a half.

Flossie continued drifting to the northwest until dissipating July 28, while just off the coast of the Baja California Peninsula.

Peke's remnants continued drifting erratically for over three days, first heading east, then northwest, and then southeast, at which time they were finally unidentifiable.

The wave continued drifting westward, and entered the Pacific Ocean on the September 2. It slowly developed, and organized into Tropical Depression Eighteen-E on September 8.

A supercontinent began breaking up about 700 million years ago, in late Precambrian time, into several major continents, but by about 250 million years ago, near the beginning of the Triassic Period, the continued drifting of these continents resulted in their fusion again into a single supercontinental landmass called Pangea.

One of Pakistan's handful of serious academics spoke yearningly of the liberal scholarly atmosphere he had recently enjoyed at a conference in Tehran.Without deep reform to Pakistan's laws and institutions, a young and rapidly growing population seems likely to continue drifting towards extremism.

Destination points are important, sometimes you will forget your destination point and will continue drifting in a straight path until you bump into something that awakens you from your trance.

As you continue drift along on Golden Vessel's, well, golden vessel, you'll find yourself swathed in the sophisticated sounds of "Never Know".

NMFS is now preparing a new permit to allow continued drift gillnet fishing without sufficient sperm whale protections, and is justifying its action by manipulating its own bycatch data using a time span that makes the annual bycatch average appear smaller.

The new electoral college, adjusted to reflect America's continuing drift towards the west and the South, would have given Mr Bush an extra seven votes in 2000.