Sentence examples for it continues to define from inspiring English sources

Celebrating its 15th anniversary, it continues to define the modern century as 1880 to 1980, allowing a decent postmodern interval between then and now.

We're excited to support Saavn as it continues to define India's mobile entertainment market," said Tiger Global partner Lee Fixel, who has overseen a number of the firm's biggest investments in India, in a statement.

When something like this has gone unrecognized and unacknowledged, it continues to define the whole community".

That is how the murders of hundreds of students by Army units acting on presidential orders were covered up in 1968 and it continues to define how egregious official transgressions are handled today.

After several weeks of internal discussions, executives there announced that the company would stick to the old categories: Impressionist and modern art, and contemporary art, which it continued to define as work dating from 1945 to the present.

"My slogan was: 'You'll know she's there.' " It is a slogan that continues to define her political activities, she said, although there were times it wasn't so easy to be heard.

Thirty years after it was decided, furthermore, Roe continues to define the terms of our nomination battles for the federal courts.

Huck Finn registers America's eternal ambivalence about individualism, simultaneously glorifying and condemning the doctrine that has so shaped the nation's history and continues to define it.

But this rhetorical strategy served to define much of the popular debate over Darwin's theory in the succeeding period, and continues to define it to the present.

Steve was fond of saying that he was as proud of the things Apple didn't do as those it did, and that view continues to define Apple today.

This is happening, but all too often it results in white flight from those places.As segregation continues to define American society, it fuels further racial inequality.