Sentence examples for continued to confer from inspiring English sources

Hoffman found that APA officials were motivated to collaborate with the Defense Department by "the very substantial benefits that DoD had conferred and continued to confer on psychology as a profession".

But his pleas have been largely ignored by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which regulates credit agencies, and the marketplace has continued to confer rich margins on his competition.

Like PC1, PC7-treatment abolished the nerve-injury-induced thermal and mechanical hyperalgesia within 2 days and continued to confer protection over the observation period, up to 12 dpi, and 2(d)).

The move will not affect the ability of the district to continue to confer diplomas.

It can do what it will and that is to continue to confer fortunes on those at the top, with little risk, while directing pain on to others.

[But] we are confident any investigation will conclude that the principle of the tie continues to confer significant advantages for tied tenants".

Britain's most eminent and legal minds have long struggled to define the royal prerogative and indeed which powers it continues to confer on both the monarch and her ministers.

Above all, it continues to confer due distinction upon the old-fashioned stamp of steeplechaser, the big and the bold, who relish the demands of three and a quarter miles through the mud on a galloping track.

To say the least, this position is also difficult to explain to average Americans flattened by an economy that's taken away their jobs, wages, and homes but continues to confer record profits to corporations and unprecedented pay to CEOs and Wall Street's top executives.

Founded two years after the end of the Civil War by William Jefferson White in the basement of Springfield Baptist Church in Augusta, Ga., Morehouse continues to confer degrees on more men of African descent than any institution of higher education in this country.

Untreated nets that are in a good state of repair will continue to confer some protective effect and are better than no nets at all, irrespective of whether vectors are susceptible to the insecticide or not.