Sentence examples for continued period from inspiring English sources

Stubb suggested Greece faces three choices: to continue as things are; to endure a "continued period of instability" while discussing extensions to its existing borrowings; with the only other option being a "dirty exit" from the eurozone.

Here is a sampler of growing job sectors serving an aging population and the continuing education you may need for a job: Home Modification Pro A recent report from Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies predicts a continued period of recovery and growth for the American home improvement industry, powered in large part by the many older homeowners who are preparing to age in place.

But the polls so far suggest a continued period of uncertainty and stalemate.

Brent has averaged $103 since 2010 – trading mostly between $100 and $120 – so a continued period of $80 oil, or less, would have an impact across the world, and from multiple angles.

"There are more challenges ahead, as the economic impact of the UK exit from the EU points to a continued period of austerity and further funding reductions for local government," said Livermore.

Training programmes typically require individuals to train intensively for a continued period on tasks adapted to their current performance.

Continued periods of rain throughout much of the festival caused muddy conditions, though without the flooding of 2005, in part due to the new £750,000 flood defences.

HeLa cells have a lifecycle duration that can last for up to 30 hours, which requires long and continued periods of imaging.

But it warns that America has failed to add power plants or refining capacity during the long and still continuing period of economic growth.

The phase of care approach here used subdivides care into three clinically relevant intervals: the first year since diagnosis, the last year of life and the monitoring or continuing period.

Historically, such help has been continued in periods of continuing job shortages.