Sentence examples for demonstrations continue to from inspiring English sources
And while the demonstrations continue to simmer, the search for scapegoats has reached a boil.
Demonstrations continue to take place in various parts of the country and may quickly escalate and turn violent.
While the president and other politicians have publicly sympathized with the protesters, passing major changes remains daunting and demonstrations continue to simmer across the country.
Demonstrations continue to take place every day, though none have come close to the scale of the marches on Thursday that drew between 1 and 2 million people in 80 cities.
As demonstrations continue to ripple across the country, some of them violent, larger questions are being raised as to how serious the government is about protecting foreigners working in Afghanistan and the ability of the Afghan security forces to take over security in broad parts of the country from international forces in the months ahead.
Pro-Morsi demonstrations continue to flare despite authorities' efforts to quell them.
Demonstrations continued to spread across the country.
See articleStrikes and demonstrations continued to mar the run-up to the World Cup in Brazil, which begins next month.
As demonstrations continued to spread in Syria, the government increased its efforts to overwhelm protesters with military force, deploying soldiers and tanks to protest sites around the country.
Even after politicians in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and other parts of Brazil ceded to the protesters' initial demands by rolling back bus fare increases this week, the demonstrations continued to spread on Thursday night, and President Dilma Rousseff delayed a trip to Japan amid the crisis.
In a show of resolve, Ms. Rousseff and other authorities also lashed out at the growing violence among some of the protesters, denouncing recent attacks on government buildings, acknowledging their concerns about security ahead of a visit by the pope and, in at least one case, threatening to deploy the army to the streets if the demonstrations continued to intensify.
