Sentence examples for continues to be embedded from inspiring English sources
Our analysis suggests that stewardship has been, and continues to be, embedded in the living law of accounting notwithstanding the formal pronouncements of standard setters.
In the context of smart sustainable cities, wireless solutions are set to proliferate in ways that are hard to imagine, as ICT continues to be fast embedded and interwoven into the very fabric of current smart and sustainable cities in terms of their systems and processes in an increasingly computerized urban society.
AQL continues to be 0.005.
In the last four years astronomers have reported evidence that the expansion of the universe is not just continuing but is speeding up, under the influence of a mysterious "dark energy," an antigravity that seems to be embedded in space itself.
Weaver continued: "Rupert believed that the only place to report a war was from the frontline, and as our defence correspondent he wanted to be embedded with the US marines at the start of their vital surge into southern Afghanistan.
It seems to be embedded in the team's DNA.
And all this seems to be embedded in this mix".
Teach For America is a triumph of private sector innovation that should continue to be heartily supported and responsibly expanded, but its embedded exceptionalism innately limits it from modeling nationwide reform.
Currently and unfortunately, many Muslims, Arab intellectuals and activists are fully embedded in this battle and will continue to be (either individually or through civil-society organizations) for an unknown amount of time.
Mainstreaming telehealth remains on the policy agenda, and despite the mixed evidence of effectiveness, solutions for embedding the use of remote care technologies continue to be pursued [ 39].
