Sentence examples for continued to cancel from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, American Airlines continued to cancel hundreds of flights in the wake of the grounding, for safety reasons, of its MD-80 jets.American import prices rose sharply in March, by 2.8 percent.

However, several European airlines have continued to cancel flights to Tel Aviv after a rocket landed about a mile (1.6km) away from Ben Gurion airport on Tuesday.

But, airlines continued to cancel their own flights, with United and Continental halting some 2,300 Saturday and Sunday flights.

Meanwhile trekking companies are continuing to cancel trips to Tibet.

The executive, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the details of the compensation were private, said that the shows would decide whether to continue to cancel production on a week-by-week basis.

If New Jersey does not agree to the dredging, Governor Rendell said he would shut down Patco service by continuing to cancel the agency's board meetings, as he did in December and January, effectively blocking passage of the agency's budget, which is already two months overdue.

The equations of motion for this system are developed using Lagrangian methods; analysis, simulation and experimental validation of these equations indicate that offsetting the imbalance masses effectively mitigates 1/Rev vibrations during a rotor hub power loss while continuing to cancel N/Rev vibrations during normal operation.

Yesterday, executives from three of America's largest health insurers defiantly told Congress they would continue to cancel policies for sick patients who did not lie on their enrollment applications, over simple errors on the forms.

With no movement on a new deal, the NHL cancelled its first set of regular season games on October 4. Games continued to be cancelled in blocks culminating in their cancellation through January 14.

But he continued to arrange and cancel dates.

And by boosting share prices, the cost of capital was cut for businesses, and should have stimulated investment by them - although what has been profoundly depressing, some would say, is the extent to which businesses have continued to buy and cancel their own shares, even when capital is so cheap, rather than investing in expanded productive capacity.