Sentence examples for continuing to bump from inspiring English sources

SCC said the survey suggested clear signs of an economy which was "continuing to bump along a path of little or no growth".

The war and baseball continued to bump against each other, though.

Its chief executive, Michael Sharp, said: "Consumer confidence has continued to bump along the bottom.

At least in the South China Sea, China's military might will continue to bump up against the American Navy's role as guarantor of freedom of the seas.

Facebook, which recently began its own "App Center" and is intent on bulking up its mobile revenue, is likely to continue to bump up against Apple.

He was booed every time he touched the puck afterward, and although he continued to bump Penguins, he rarely threatened to score.

While consumer confidence continues to bump along the bottom, the Bank of England signalled that fresh action to boost Britain's recession-hit economy could be on the way.

In response Vietnam sent a flotilla of boats to the area, which continue to bump and collide with Chinese vessels guarding the rig.

"The UK economy has continued to bump along the bottom, but a gradual recovery in output may now be in prospect.

They happened to be seated near each other during a talk and, as is common at TED, they continued to bump into each other throughout the four-day conference.

So far, it has to be said, there is little cause for optimism, emissions rocketing by almost 6% in 2010 when the world economy continued to bump along the bottom.