Sentence examples for continued even during from inspiring English sources

This continued even during the blackout last weekend, Dr. Frieden said.

Africa's growth accelerated rapidly after 2000 and continued even during the global recession.

The one-time cruise ship singer, renowned for a party lifestyle that continued even during his time in office, had a pacemaker fitted in 2006 in a hospital in the United States.

In 1999, when online sales passed 1percentt of the retail economy, and in 2000, when the figure passed 2.5percentt, e-tailing's growth continued even during those times of the year when retail sales in other venues dropped off, like the months after Christmas and during the summer.

In the company's 1996 fiscal year, it topped $2 billion in net income for the first time, and its unbroken string of profits continued, even during the Great Recession of 2008 09 (its net income had grown to more than $14 billion by fiscal year 2009).

While the State Department delivers tired statements about American opposition to settlement construction, such building has continued — even during times of United States-led direct negotiations — so that between 2013 and 2014, there was a drastic increase in Israeli settlement construction in the West Bank and in Palestinian home demolitions.

The finding that MIB can continue even during movement of perceptually vanished objects also suggests that MIB is not caused by bottom-up local sensory adaptation [1], [13].

The two processes are distinguishable only by differences in the duration of haematodochal expansions and it is possible that sperm transfer continues even during plug production.

Trash per person surged in the Roaring 20's and continued rising even during the Great Depression of the 1930's, partly perhaps because of construction debris from the huge public works projects undertaken in those years.

The only constants in this tragic conflict have been Israel's military occupation of the Palestinians and the illegal expansion of Israeli settlements, which continued apace even during the relative calm of the Oslo years.

These signals closely tracked air and rock temperatures, although, notably, uplift forces and sheet deformation continued increasing even during a three-day period (1 June 2016 – 3 June 2016) in which maximum temperatures leveled off, suggesting that the rock dome cumulatively stores thermal energy.