Sentence examples for continues to outline from inspiring English sources
If he continues to outline the contrast between an invest-and-grow agenda and a cut-and-shrivel opposition, that's what progressives — and I believe the rest of the country — will warm to.
Even as the Web site's popularity grows beyond 23 million page views per month, and Drummond shills for Babycakes Mini Treat Makers and shoots spots on the "Today Show" and wraps her cooking show for the Food Network, the blog continues to outline the unending tedium of home-schooling and cooking and housework (with an occasional episode of "The Real Housewives" mixed in for good measure).
The Methods section starts by describing our text mining pipeline (with named entity recognition and grounding of named entities to real-world entities), it continues to outline a mutation impact ontology specification and describes methods used to deploy mutation impact knowledge on the web.
Mr. Bush continued to outline his counterstrategy today.
Today, Mr. Milosevic, speaking for over four hours, continued to outline that defense.
But if the candidates were united in their view of the Republican in the White House, they nevertheless continued to outline differences among themselves.
Today, he took notes and occasionally adjusted the speaker in front of him as prosecutors continued to outline in often horrifying detail the executions, deportations and rapes of the wars in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo.
Before we continue to outline the ecosystemic society and its relations to the internet, an outlook on the criticism towards media ecology is needed for a balanced view.
She continued to outline a plan to consciously uncouple Open Markets from New America by Sept. 1, 2017, in a way "that involves no disparagement by us of you or by you of us".
These findings continue to outline the early stages of NAFLD development prior to overt liver inflammation and advanced liver disease.
Eventually, Scholastic enlisted the help of ghostwriters, though Martin continued to draft outlines and make manuscript revisions.
