Sentence examples for have continued to join from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Abdelaziz's followers have continued to join protests.

By contrast, women without children at home have continued to join the work force in growing numbers.

Chris Chibnall, the series' creator and writer, said: "We've been overwhelmed that 9 million people every week have continued to join us on the twists and turns of Broadchurch.

The increase, according to a Bureau of Labor Statisticsanalysis, "occurred across all educational levels and, for most groups, by about the same magnitude". By contrast, women without children at home have continued to join the work force in growing numbers.

Additional countries have continued to join the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention and existing signatories have begun to strengthen their laws.

Natalya Estemirova, a researcher for Memorial, a private Russian human rights organization with an office in Grozny, said that young men had continued to join the rebels, no matter the threats.

Botha reiterates that dialing back does not mean disappearing, pointing to Moritz, who stepped away from the firm for health reasons in 2012 but who has continued to join boards on behalf of Sequoia, including those of Stripe, Instacart, Klarna and Flipagram.

Botha reiterates that dialing back does not mean disappearing, pointing to Moritz, who stepped away from the firm for health reasons in 2012 but who has continued to join boards on behalf of Sequoia, including those of Stripe, Instacart, Klarna and Flipagram.

The range of "classical" instruments is much the same now as it was 200 years ago; while the instruments of Beethoven's orchestra have continued to evolve, few others have joined them on the concert platform.

While the church in March declined an invitation to join political negotiations, priests have continued to speak up and have faced a backlash.

Boss Mark Hughes said: "They are both fantastic professionals who had contributed a great deal to Stoke City long before I joined the club and have continued to do so".