Sentence examples for continuing might be from inspiring English sources

Often, warnings describe what the problem is ("this site's SSL certificate has expired!") rather than what the consequences of continuing might be ("if you visit this site, it might infect your computer with malware that steals your bank details!").

Will they be confused?" One cause for confusion, Mr. Quittner continued, might be the America Online program guide that is bound into every copy of On.

Mr. Bradley had previously indicated that his decision on whether or not to continue might be influenced by the mayor's.

And he said that this consumer slowdown, if it continued, might be enough to bring economic growth down to the noninflationary pace Fed officials want.

"But the Ninth Circuit as a whole," Mr. Bashman continued, "might be interested in a way to avoid having this decision remain on the books, especially if there is one based on procedural grounds.

MAYOR RUDOLPH W. GIULIANI is continuing what might be called a City Hall tradition of diet consciousness.

The article did not give sufficient weight to the possibility that a continuing investigation might be an explanation for the government's leaving a name on the pilots' list.

In an ordinary year, that continuing expansion might be at the center of political debate: To what degree does Mr. Trump deserve credit or — given the massive run-up of federal deficits — blame?

Modification of training programs or continuing education might be considered to resolve the cross-specialty discrepancy.

Since this is typically not a formal component of biomedical research education and training, perhaps forms of post-professional or continuing education might be developed to provide such necessary training.

However, withdrawal of life support occurred frequently (54%) with little accompanying documentation of whether or not physicians had communicated how continued treatment might be likely to improve the patient's condition or well-being.