Sentence examples for continued sense from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the time has come to decide whether dual-class stock makes continued sense and for either all companies or no companies to be able to adopt it.

As at Columbine High School in Colorado -- where 2 youths murdered 12 students and a teacher before turning their weapons on themselves -- that same sense of being an outsider might contribute to the drug users' continued sense of worthlessness and resulting downward spiral.

But a tour of airports large and small shows people making subtle adjustments, ones that suggest both a sense of resolve and a continued sense of vulnerability.

The only effects still lingering are a loss of stamina, and the continued sense that my word generator has a bottleneck.

"People are worried about the continued sense of degradation and humiliation that they are subjected to," he said in an interview from Amman, "just sitting around watching Americans and Israelis do whatever they want in the region".

Stocks rose soundly yesterday, capping a week of gains for Wall Street, as investors drew confidence from strong results at the Oracle Corporation and a continued sense that lower interest rates should help the economy.

He has a continuing sense of wonder and amazement.

Finally, Capaldi pauses to reflect on his continuing sense of wonderment about Doctor Who, which has stretched from his earliest childhood to the present day.

But in contrast to most other philosophers, they work out of a continuing sense of human existence as a compelling drama.

In addition to providing a home to many Aboriginal people, these communities provide a continuing sense of identity through this ongoing connection to country".

Markets benefitted from a continuing sense of relief over Trump's conciliatory tone in his early remarks, including those following his meeting with the US president, Barack Obama.