Sentence examples for continued missing out on from inspiring English sources
If Africa continued missing out on the full benefits of its mineral wealth by exporting its resources in their raw or semi-raw form, said Mugabe, people would remain unemployed and languishing "in extreme poverty".
If millions of additional Americans continue putting their money behind high-tech companies each month, someone who fails to buy Nasdaq stocks will continue missing out on the greatest financial bonanza in generations.
The acquisitions department know what they've got - I spent a happy time on the phone to them re-living classic moments - but what it now needs is friends in high places in the BBC, if we are not to continue missing out on television comedy's finest half-hour.
Number three seed Adams continued: "Jan missed out on a seeding place this year and he's not alone in that.
Ms Willott explained: "There are skills shortages across the science, technology, engineering and maths sector, but as long as girls continue to feel that that world is not for them, our businesses will continue to miss out on vital talent that they need for future development.
The long wait for Scotland to qualify for a major finals continues with the national team missing out on the next World Cup set-piece long before the end of the qualifying campaign.
Alison Johnstone, Scottish Green MSP and co-convenor of the cross party group on cycling, said: I'm disappointed that the new transport minister hasn't managed to keep cycling and walking funding going up and that Scots continue to miss out on the high-quality infrastructure that other countries enjoy.
But what's certain is that while the government continues to ignore the evidence pointing to the benefits of legalisation and a regulated network of coffee shops, as opposed to all the covert ones currently operating on Britain's streets, they will continue to miss out on millions of pounds in lovely taxable weed money.
