Sentence examples for continues to be remarkable from inspiring English sources
The students' witness continues to be remarkable, as demonstrated by a powerful Op-Ed by Isabelle Robinson, a Marjory Stoneman Douglas senior, published on Tuesday in the Times.
Further, the fact that conquering this complex problem in laser fusion has not been "on schedule" has nothing to say about progress in magnetic fusion – it has been and continues to be remarkable.
London is a regular tour stop – even when she has no new material to promote, like now – but what continues to be remarkable are the myriad ways Badu finds to recast her music each time.
"The impact of the vaccines in the childhood/adolescent and adult immunization schedules for disease prevention has and continues to be remarkable," Orenstein said.
"The sheer depth of the wealth at the high end continues to be quite remarkable," said Kirk Henckels, a broker at Stribling & Associates.
"Fifteen years after he left political life, it is remarkable how Pierre Trudeau continues to be a central figure in political thinking in English Canada, and how his ideas have practically disappeared from radar screens in Quebec," Michel C. Auger, a newspaper columnist for Journal de Montreal, wrote, skeptical of the Trudeau-era national unity effort.
His affinities with the pragmatic and phenomenological traditions, and the enormous resources he offers for environmental philosophy, have also started to receive more attention and Walden itself continues to be encountered by readers as a remarkable provocation to philosophical thought.
Remarkable progress continues to be made in the global fight against cancer by preventing the spread of these viruses, by developing and distributing safe and effective vaccines against them, and by identifying the oncogenic mechanisms used by these viruses, enabling the development of new treatment options for these virally associated human malignancies.
The persistence of scaremongering about Chinese confidence is a remarkable thing: it continues to be what Very Serious People say, even though it literally makes no sense at all.
But to a remarkable degree, America continues to be ruled by the document originally ratified by the founding generation.
