Sentence examples for continues and which from inspiring English sources

That canard, which the Bloomberg administration continues and which regularly can be seen in New York Post editorials, has been around since the days of Rudy Giuliani.

Hearing her speak at length on this topic, the problem that undergirds this entire endeavor becomes manifest, a problem that Thorpe himself becomes more aware of as he continues, and which ultimately does lead him to make peace with his own voice.

It's a process which he's continued, and which has led him to becoming the head of training and insights.

That includes official spokesmen who are thus unable to answer questions about what activities are continuing and which have been curtailed.

But King has entered into the political realm, making assumptions about how societies will be organised in future, which current trends will continue and which will change, and which type of development (for example, largely controlled by multi-national companies and international institutions) we will pursue.

But those talks could take some years, years that presume Britain's continued membership of the EU, something that the US has said it wants to continue, and which many Conservatives do not.

The association discusses how education must respond to the changes taking place in the world, by deliberating what new emphasis and material must be initiated, which practices and content should be continued and which should be discontinued; an unusual combination of foresight and pragmatism.

The purpose is to identify which social mobilization should be continued and which ones should not.

In the latter may be seen the origin of responsorial singing, which continues today and which may be the point of origin for several types of musical phrase structures.

The closings, which the government said would continue Wednesday — and which opposition supporters expected to continue Thursday as well — were precautions because of heavy pollution and dust storms, the news agency ILNA reported.

"It's a macroeconomic play - that this thing continues and sustains itself, which we think it does.