Sentence examples for continuing to separate from inspiring English sources

Explore, Dragoman and The Adventure Company have decided to incorporate local payments into the main price in their family brochures, but are continuing to separate them out for other trips.

With a prolonged downturn continuing to separate the startup wheat from the chaff, it's a safe bet that pitching events will continue to be fertile ground for both companies looking for support and backers interested in helping to germinate the winners.

But liberal (yes, liberal) news organizations -- MSNBC and NPR, not to mention the New York Times and others -- have gotten this all bolloxed up lately, continuing to separate their journalists and commentators -- Juan Williams and now everyone at NPR else out of fear -- from their communities.

A similar mechanism of action appears to be present for the addition of oxaliplatin to 5-FU; at 5- and 6-year follow-up in the more recent MOSAIC and NSABP C-07 trials the survival curves are continuing to separate and no increase in late recurrences has been observed.

The continents on opposite sides of this active ridge continue to separate.

In the meantime, school officials said they would continue to separate Taylor from other children.

And the divisions that continue to separate this enclave of high culture from the nearby communities remain deep.

But Bashar Assad's crude words add to the trends that continue to separate Jew from Arab in the Middle East.

"The US and Iran should deepen their engagement on the serious issues that continue to separate the two countries so that further pragmatic solutions can be reached".

Meanwhile, as we push through our 11th year of war in Afghanistan, thousands of soldiers continue to separate from the Army and begin their lives as veterans.

But what about those who choose not to participate in this program supposedly intended "to raze those barriers of ignorance that continue to separate Christian from Jew and Jew from Christian"?