Sentence examples for especially the continued from inspiring English sources

In the Commons some members wanted to challenge violations of the Petition of Right, especially the continued collection of tonnage and poundage without parliamentary authority.

But Martez Moore, chief operating officer of the Scouts Middlee Tennessee Council, said he supported the proposal, especially the continued barring of gay leaders.

They also criticized the administration for what has happened in postwar Iraq, especially the continued deaths of American military personnel, which many attributed to Mr. Bush's failure to enlist the help of the United Nations in conducting the war.

Bets are that this twist is going to be a big part of your eating this summer, thanks to our growing appetite for cooking from around the globe, and especially the continued march of Middle Eastern cuisine.

Not that it could if it wanted to; not in the wake of the antitrust trial — and especially the continued scrutiny by the European Commission, which has become very sympathetic to the complaints of Microsoft competitors.

As chilling as some of these challenges are -- especially the continued possibility of a mass terrorist attack on the U.S. -- it's important to remember that we confront them from a position of strength.

For those in the influence business, he added, the turnover — especially the continuing departures of former Spitzer officials from the Paterson administration — posed particular quandaries.

The big question for Mr. Gingrich may be whether his campaign can sustain the momentum it appeared to have in the polls, especially given the continuing scrutiny of his record.

Similarities in characterization will also be acknowledged, especially in the continuing presence of Roman comic stock figures like the blocking senex and wily slavuus in Medieval works by the authors of the comoediae and Chaucer.

This comes as something of a relief, as we are at a loss to see how the events could be linked, especially given the continuing rapprochement between Catholic and Protestant churches.

The costs associated with an organizational redesign are steep, especially when you consider the continued need to change.