Sentence examples for could continue to put from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't sure, given my personal situation, that I could continue to put out this enormous magazine," Ms. Kunes said.

"We could continue to put out the silly" videos about the perils and pitfalls of the paperless office, she adds, "but we thought we made our point on that".

Hometrack predicts equity-rich households that do not depend on getting big mortgages to buy homes could continue to put upward pressure on prices in localised markets in 2010, after pushing up prices in southern England in particular this year.

Goshen is the latest in a trend that could continue to put pressure on the NFL and the team -- it is at least the eighth school in the U.S. and Canada to drop a "Redskins" or "Redmen" nickname since 2013,  while multiple states have pushed to ban the name or to outlaw Native American mascots altogether.

But if Alonso does not get a car to suit his talent next year, his days at Ferrari must be over, because I don't think he could accept that and continue to put up the fight he does.

Big energy companies, who continue to put their profit targets ahead of the urgency of finding a solution to catastrophic climate change, could not contain their glee.

America will continue to put forward ideas.

Savers will continue to put money in the banks.

Days roll by and we continue to put it off.

The austerity debate could nonetheless produce friction at the summit meeting if, as expected, E.U. officials and Germany continue to emphasize regional financial consolidation, while the French, Italians and Spaniards continue to put far more emphasis on achieving economic growth.

Meanwhile, inflation worries continue to put a damper on trading.