Sentence examples for has continued to contend from inspiring English sources
But Weiner also has continued to contend with questions about his character and the scandal that sank his career.
King exudes an agelessness that makes people wonder why she chose to retire when she did, at 49, while her contemporary, Juli Inkster, has continued to compete and contend into her 50s.
Li contends that carbon storage in the basin has continued to grow over the past 150 years, but his data isn't detailed enough to prove it.
Consumers have continued to spend, which economists contend has helped keep the downturn relatively mild.
"I think some people would contend that because we have continued to make a sizable investment, there hasn't been a proper incentive until now for the Iraqi government to make its own investment," Mr. Christoff said.
But she and others contend that men, knowing that they will not be harshly disciplined, have continued to make lewd comments or to grab women.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Lawmakers continued to contend Monday that large investors are propping up oil prices, saying that speculation in crude futures has nearly doubled since 2000.
Others expressed worries that Mr. Racicot would have to continue to contend with questions about his lobbying work as Congressional and Justice Department investigators pick over why one of his former clients, Enron, went bankrupt.
The strategy is defensible, however, given the way Seattle has let its stars go and continues to contend.
I continue to contend I have acted ethically and it is particularly painful at this time of great personal trauma that I have to defend myself from an unfounded and mischievous allegation.
