Sentence examples for it might continue from inspiring English sources

It is the latest school in the city to express its concerns about how it might continue to attract good quality staff after resident parking zones are introduced in the Cliftonwood and Hotwells areas from 1 May.

The all-you-can watch movie theatre subscription service MoviePass, now with 3 million paying users, continues to burn through cash, and today its majority owner announced one more way it might continue to finance operations and its growth as some investors and observers raise questions about its financial future.

He said that through early September it might continue to be "a little bullish".

Accordingly, this slowdown in the industrial recovery looks like it might continue".

That seemed easier than trying to explain the run, how it originated, how long it might continue.

Michael Foods, one of the biggest United States egg producers, said it might continue the review process.

Preliminary studies of bevacizumab's efficacy in neovascular macular degeneration suggest benefits similar to those of ranibizumab [ 4], so its "off label" use might continue, or it might be studied in randomized controlled clinical trials of patients with macular degeneration (and eventually licensed for this indication if found to be effective), or the price of ranibizumab might be reduced.

But if it seemed that he might continue to add pictures to his archive at his previous rate, it was a misconception.

In fact, they can and have, and after the unofficial rump session on Sunday of a body elected more than six months ago but still not functioning, it was clear they might continue to do so for some time to come.

There are still flashpoints, including Donetsk airport and the area east of Mariupol, and a rebel military spokesman we spoke to last night made it clear that fighting might continue in some areas, while the withdrawal of heavy weapons happens elsewhere.

However, the situation with data entry (use of two systems) did not change and it was foreseen that this might " continue for a long time" (manager) and it was noted this had been an on-going issue for almost 4 years and, with lack of funding, change seemed even less likely.